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About steveshane
Steveshane is a Musician living in Hollywood.
Im a citizen of the world, and see some things that can be done more efficiently. I also make music that I'd hope you'll like.steveshane’s website:
http://www.steveshane.com
- Member since: 2009
On July 18, 2009 steveshane Discussed
Idea: Fund Health Care by Limiting Charitable-Donation Deductions
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On July 14, 2009 steveshane Discussed
Mini Wind Turbines
- and said:
they just showed you how to make your own. so they are available to us.
steveshane has not posted anything yet.
On July 18, 2009 steveshane Discussed
Idea: Fund Health Care by Limiting Charitable-Donation Deductions
- and said:
I can’t believe I’m about to write this (my father would be so proud) Could it be that we’ve created a government thats “too big to fail?” Raising taxes only to create more programs to raise taxes for again? By not being vigilant about keeping our elected officials accountable and reined in when it comes to spending our money, we’ve allowed this to get this far. And as the case in California, convincing us to take out loans (also know as bonds) to fund more programs while not having enough money to pay our state employees.I don’t have health care right now (my mother its not a fan of that). I’d love universal coverage. but before we do that, we need to change the way we let Health Care companies do business. Somewhere down the road, they forgot the CARE part of their businesses.
On July 14, 2009 steveshane Discussed
Mini Wind Turbines
- and said:
they just showed you how to make your own. so they are available to us.
steveshane has not GOODmarked anything yet.
I can’t believe I’m about to write this (my father would be so proud) Could it be that we’ve created a government thats “too big to fail?” Raising taxes only to create more programs to raise taxes for again? By not being vigilant about keeping our elected officials accountable and reined in when it comes to spending our money, we’ve allowed this to get this far. And as the case in California, convincing us to take out loans (also know as bonds) to fund more programs while not having enough money to pay our state employees.I don’t have health care right now (my mother its not a fan of that). I’d love universal coverage. but before we do that, we need to change the way we let Health Care companies do business. Somewhere down the road, they forgot the CARE part of their businesses.