My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a default popular attitude of hostility toward any policy that originates above the state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to sell it to the people and/or legislators. And businesses aren’t that interested in an improvement that only marginally affects their profits.
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My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a default popular attitude of hostility toward any policy that originates above the state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to sell it to the people and/or legislators. And businesses aren’t that interested in an improvement that will help their competitors equally.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a default popular attitude of hostility toward any policy that originates above the state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it. And businesses aren’t that interested in an improvement that will help their competitors equally.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a default popular attitude of hostility toward any policy that originates above the state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it. And businesses don’t want to pay for an improvement that will help their competitors equally.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a default popular attitude of hostility toward any policy that originates above the state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a default popular hostility toward any policy that originates above state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a natural hostility toward any policy that originates above state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US leads to a natural hostility toward any policy that originates above state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it.
My theory is that the federal nature of the US creates a natural animosity toward any policy that originates above state level, unless there are commercial interests willing to pay for the marketing and campaign contributions to overcome it.