I agree with the notion that people that make bad choices should suffer the consequences.

I also think we have been sold out by relying on banks and lending backed by a phony system I completly disagree with the notion that one should not have to pay back what they owe.

I think that there is some kind of historical (And hysterical I might add) notion in some part of the country that the US government is "out to get us".

It reminds me growing up the notion that anybody who criticize Israel was consider anti-Semitic.

I don't subscribe to this blatantly ridiculous notion that you have to be off the charts right-leaning to be conservative though.

I work for a large insurance company which utilizes many billions of notional of these to lenghten duration, convert fixed assets to floaters, etc.

By the way, Pre-WWII Germany was the BEST example of Keynesian Theory put in motion - it failed beyond belief in record time, bringing Germany to no other choice but expansive MILITARY budgets with the attendant military action to support the whole notion of fiscal expansion by Government spending (Keynes, pure and simple).

The prevailing notion that "If I cannot make money of you, sorry, tough luck", should work in any other part of the market, not in health care.

I also disagree with the notion that the ability to change something is the only reason for preclude from discrimination criteria...

It is also reaffirm the notion that the single most important item to have is a gun... second most important?