Comparing Immigration to a movie theater


Do you remember when you had to wait in line to buy tickets to a movie, and then wait in line before going in? That was before you could order them at home, and know then where your seat was and what time to show up to the theater. If you showed up at the theater and the show was full, you could buy a ticket to a later show.

Why do we make immigration more complicated?

You can’t let everyone show up for the same show or there would be no place to sit, and you do need some reasonable security and rules.

If we are going to have a line for people to come to this country, you can’t reward those that bypass the line. They need to be sent to the back of the line. That doesn’t mean you should stop treating them like people.

Immigration

We need to remove and not create any rewards and incentives for immigrants to come here and be here illegally.

Immigrants that are here illegally should not have the ability to become United States Citizens prior to those outside the U.S. applying to come legally.

We do need to treat all, even those breaking our laws, as human beings. There should be incentives for those that are already here illegally to register with the U.S. Government for a short term work visa if done in conjunction with a sponsoring legal business and State. Those short term work visas should not be a step toward citizenship.

Citizenship, if desired and qualified for, must be applied for with the application from their country of origin, (unless qualifying for asylum) and behind those that have been waiting legally there. 

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Health Care – What we really need


Replace the current Obamacare. It will likely and should be declared unconstitutional.

Allow private health care insurance companies and providers to have policies/plans that cross state lines with the following rules:

1. A Limitation of Liability can be set for errors and omissions provided it is at least $250,000 per case and $500,000 per year. All medical disputes between provider/insurer and/or insured shall be submitted to nonbinding mediation unless the parties mutually agree otherwise. Binding Arbitration shall not be forced on any party.

2. Insured can find out the itemized cost of all non-emergency health care in advance and agree to the any and/or all amounts in advance.

3. Insurance and/or Health Care Providers must provide incentives for Preventative Care, Health Savings Accounts and High Deductible accounts.

4. All Health Insurance premiums paid by insured, self-employed or employer are tax deductible at the federal level.

5. All Health Insurance plans are portable, including between employer, or insured locations within the US.

6. There is to be no waiting period for preexisting conditions.

7. Insurance Providers must also provide plans for High Risk patients.

8. Health Care Providers part of this system of allowances and rules can refuse emergency care or free care for non-emergency needs.

9. Insurance and/or Health Care Providers may not be required to pay for abortions.

10. Laws against waste, fraud and abuse by insured/insurance/providers will be enforced.

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Renewable Natural Gas


According to Wikipedia
“Renewable natural gas, also known as sustainable natural gas, is a biogas which has been upgraded to a quality similar to fossil natural gas. A biogas is a gas methane obtained from biomass. By upgrading the quality to that of natural gas, it becomes possible to distribute the gas to customers via the existing gas grid, and burned within existing appliances.”

With Kennecott’s recent announcement to move to using natural gas for power, and Utah being in the top ten states with natural gas reserves, what is stopping Utah from promoting what we have and making more?

According to the Salt Lake Tribune:
“The company will retire three coal-fired plants and replace them by 2014 with a gas-fired plant that not only generates electricity but also captures and uses waste heat. Kennecott will gain 100 megawatts of new power, while dramatically reducing pollutants at the company’s refinery, located near the southern edge of Great Salt Lake.

“The proposed changes, which require state approval, would reduce Kennecott’s overall air pollution by 20 percent.”

As discussed in The Huffington Post, Utah already has great potential for Solar, Wind and Geothermal, why not add more biogas production to the mix? We seem to have enough hog and turkey farms, along with plenty of generated garbage. We are doing some in this area, what can we do to be better?

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