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Re:The Sharing Economy Was Dead on Arrival by dragonwriter on Wednesday December 12, 2018 @06:05PM (#18668502)
> wasting money to require registration for the draft

But... that's a bipartisan thing, not a Democratic thing: no Republican Administration (which could do this alone, as an executive action) or Republican majority Congress has proposed ending registration since Carter reopened it as an executive action to prepare for potential war in the wake of the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan.

In fact, bipartisan legislation creating a committee to consider expanding the uses of the draft was passed in 2016.

> war on drugs

Again, not a Democratic policy.

> DARE program

Not a Democratic policy (and it works quite well to improve it's targets opinions of law enforcement; it doesn't do anything about drug abuse.)

> three strikes (voted in CA, a heavy democratic state)

About half of states and the federal government have three strikes laws, and they are not more supported by Democrats than Republicans.

Re:The Sharing Economy Was Dead on Arrival by onething on Wednesday December 12, 2018 @07:08PM (#18668798)
You will notice at the bottom of my posting, I had written:

>Conservatives also support many/all(?) programs, but that just means both sides are wrong.

The fact that conservatives support many or all of these programs doesn't make them good.

The OP had asked to name a democrat zombie policy ... that keeps being proven wrong and yet they insist will work... I don't think it is difficult to do that.