didnt Bush say he could impose democracy on Iraq? seems simple enough.
ive just recently gotten into some new research on public perception of various healthcare financing structures: public, private or a mix. still in the design stages, but a cursory review of some of the lit im looking at seems to indicate that generally people want to maintain their own personal abilities to choose how they/we pay for healthcare, prevent others from choosing if those others' choices negatively impact their own choice, and at the same time be able to rely on the public saftey net. in other words, give me everything I want, but dont give anyone else anything I would have to pay (too much) for. from a policy perspective, that's a difficult set of preferences to navigate, so we are looking at ways to establish finance preference equilibria. fun stuff.