I’ve just published a foreign policy-related post at Outside the Beltway:
A report has been produced saying that Iran is one month from being able to produce a nuclear weapon.
I’ve just published a foreign policy-related post at Outside the Beltway:
A report has been produced saying that Iran is one month from being able to produce a nuclear weapon.
It’s like standing on the tracks and watching a train streaking right at you, as you look at your watch wondering how long it will take to speed over the spot you’re standing on. Splat!
Everyone seems motionless, though, in avoiding the inevitable. The only recourse I see this administration taking is to reduce sanctions against Iran in order to demonstrate good faith and friendship with Hassan Rouhani — kind of a follow-up to that hyped photographed phone call between the two leaders.
O/T
People have been referring to a better rollout of Obamacare in state-based health insurance programs, than the ones managed federally. However, even here there are problems rearing their heads because of a medicaid enrollment spike being a threat to the Obamacare structure. In other words the breakdown of numbers, in those enrollment figures, shows a lopsidedness developing between a majority signing up for low to free medicaid, rather than the costlier independent insurance company exchanges. Oops!
When hasn’t “free” been more tempting and popular than paying for something?