A survey by Made in the USA Surrogacy found that couples in Hawaiʻi would like to have 1.6 children, which is 0.3 lower than the current average of 1.96.
alicia, ed rollins on fox news, i don t know, maybe he s trying to get some days off from fox news, but saying the kinds of things that they don t want to hear, but that was kind of an amazing statement that it s not clear to me what the republicans might try to do about that, about this aging demographic that they have, this narrow ethnic demographic that they have. there are whistle-blowers in the party who are trying to make it clear to everyone that the shift is in progress, that they are largely out of step with this demo, but it seems to be a problem in leadership, that the leadership doesn t truly get it. i notice that it s the campaign types like rollins, like rove. you mean the people who want to win? the people who run presidential campaigns to try to win them are the ones who have been saying, you ve got to worry about this. right. they are the ones who are looking at those margins. there s a disconnect when you look at the legislative agenda in the house and in th
i don t know, maybe he s trying to get some days off from fox news, but saying the kinds of things that they don t want to hear, but that was kind of an amazing statement that it s not clear to me what the republicans might try to do about that, about this aging demographic that they have, this narrow ethnic demographic that they have. there are whistle-blowers in the party who are trying to make it clear to everyone that the shift is in progress, that they are largely out of step with this demo, but it seems to be a problem in leadership, that the leadership doesn t truly get it. i notice that it s the campaign types like rollins, like rove. you mean the people who want to win? the people who run presidential campaigns to try to win them are the ones who have been saying, you ve got to worry about this. right. they are the ones who are looking at those margins. there s a disconnect when you look at the legislative agenda in the house and in the senate, where those people are
are countries that have higher debt to gdp ratio that have a higher grait grade than the united states with much smaller markets, less per capita income. there are many, many curious anomalies in how s&p has chosen to grade this country. it s almost like when you read it, they prefer we have a dictatorship because then the dictator could mandate the debts be paid. steve, can i make one point off that? sure, go ahead. listen to this. one thing s&p emphasizes is that basically have you to start cutting entitlements. all those other countries, advanced economies steve just mentioned, they have much deeper, more generous entitlements than we do and a more aging demographic, and those entitlements are on a much better fiscal stance because they understand that that s part of what government does, they raise the revenue to do so. and they ve got aaas. so, steve s right. it s a very misguided look at things. what has to be kicked what has toe be sold to have the aa