Miller's the one in the suit. Crom only knows why he's hanging out with some slob. After Donald Trump's attempt to install Ronny Jackson as secretary of Veterans Affairs fell apart, Trump said on Fox & Friends that he already had some "very political people" in mind for the job of privatizing VA health care. We were pretty sure he was bullshitting, but as it turns out, he may have just the perfect candidate in mind in former congressman Jeff Miller. Perfect for dismantling a healthcare system that veterans are very attached to, not for actually running the department, of course. The Washington Post
Come on, who is more caring and thus appropriate for the position than Ivanka? Plus her shoe experience would be perfect for the rehab and orthopedics departments!
serious question; has anyone, anywhere, ever heard of an instance of privatization of a public service (not including manufacturing or construction) delivering more or better service, and/or reducing cost to the customers?
I'm not sure he needs to try.
'Surplus'? Very funny.- Deutsche Bank
Yep, and it was the one right before Californication I think.
You deserve it.
They have faith that the dollars will keep coming.
"... as long as I gets ... "
I detect Mike 'primarying my boss from the cross' Pence's stanky finger all OVER this one.
They've never been much for looking ahead.
72.4% of those who responded to my poll said, 'Hitler.'
Or Up Here either.- God
Come on, who is more caring and thus appropriate for the position than Ivanka? Plus her shoe experience would be perfect for the rehab and orthopedics departments!
Yeah, because establishing a red line worked SO well the last time.
He's a good jelly roll model - if you like saturated fats in your roll
No one knew the state was so deep, believe me
I have a question though. If these ass-wipes do manage to divert money using 'vouchers,' is that a permanent change? It can be undone right?
serious question; has anyone, anywhere, ever heard of an instance of privatization of a public service (not including manufacturing or construction) delivering more or better service, and/or reducing cost to the customers?