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No. MightyYT Send a noteboard - 13/10/2011 05:59:07 AM
I don't think that they can. At least, not long term. In the short run, they will be able to focus efforts in the area that are most affecting their own citizens instead of a blanket policy for the whole nation.

What will happen though, is government bloat. That bloat will increase state taxes beyond the breaking point and bankrupt the states, causing the Federal government to step in.
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States and Federal Government MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 05:08:14 AM 571 Views
No. MightyYT - 13/10/2011 05:59:07 AM 357 Views
Re: No. MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 07:07:14 AM 346 Views
Re: No. Macharius - 13/10/2011 01:59:58 PM 336 Views
Economy of scale applies to every private bureaucracy, but not government ones. Joel - 13/10/2011 06:53:44 PM 326 Views
of course economy of scale applies just like diseconomy of scale random thoughts - 13/10/2011 10:38:45 PM 383 Views
And both are a function of size rather than government. Joel - 14/10/2011 11:08:53 AM 407 Views
This is a ridiculous claim MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 09:44:35 PM 332 Views
you can do it with block grants random thoughts - 13/10/2011 06:13:48 AM 316 Views
Believing the states can't do it, is not the same as saying the states will be less efficent or more *NM* Roland00 - 13/10/2011 06:42:34 AM 129 Views
That is a BS argument random thoughts - 13/10/2011 02:08:23 PM 323 Views
Medicaid is already state-managed Isaac - 13/10/2011 06:22:54 AM 418 Views
Yep, You're correct. MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 06:53:38 AM 340 Views
I think you just pinpointed my basic problem with vouchers. Joel - 13/10/2011 06:36:58 PM 362 Views
Ah, Tricare Isaac - 13/10/2011 10:07:59 PM 320 Views
I pretty much agree with this LadyLorraine - 13/10/2011 02:03:04 PM 322 Views
It may still be a better option though, but I wouldn't consider it a likely great success story Isaac - 13/10/2011 09:23:16 PM 408 Views
No I do not believe they do could do Medicare or Social Security more effectively *NM* Roland00 - 13/10/2011 06:41:03 AM 134 Views
Care to elaborate? *NM* MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 06:55:21 AM 157 Views
Would you rather have 50 insurance companies with different pay structures or 1? Roland00 - 14/10/2011 02:14:23 AM 333 Views
If programs to ensure federal citizen rights were divided among the states it would invite disparity Joel - 13/10/2011 06:50:02 PM 396 Views
<Type Random Subject Here> MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 09:55:04 PM 333 Views
Because some things do not matter much with geography and culture Roland00 - 14/10/2011 02:20:04 AM 315 Views
Yet again I must disagree MrFarstrider - 14/10/2011 05:04:43 AM 332 Views
I agree, it's not necessarily that the need itself changes... LadyLorraine - 14/10/2011 09:06:19 AM 311 Views
Think about fire, how much need will Alaska have for fire trucks? *NM* Roland00 - 14/10/2011 12:30:05 PM 131 Views
Some issues are exclusively local and best handled there, as are some resources. Joel - 14/10/2011 11:22:46 AM 339 Views
The first thought that came to mind..... Jeordam - 13/10/2011 08:55:36 PM 334 Views
I disagree MrFarstrider - 13/10/2011 09:49:15 PM 391 Views
Except when its time to retire.... Jeordam - 14/10/2011 04:03:22 PM 312 Views
Absolutely not *NM* Two Wongs - 14/10/2011 10:55:01 AM 160 Views
Depends on the state and its legislators, doesn't it? But, generally, no. *NM* Palatine - 14/10/2011 06:50:13 PM 134 Views
Pick your rapist and tell me why it makes a damn bit of difference. *NM* Cannoli - 15/10/2011 05:06:50 PM 142 Views
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