Nebraska and Louisiana and Arkansas. The people in those place very well might benefit financially from such a system, but they put morality and principle (at least on this issue) above those purported interests. Yeah, generic Democrat politicians could campaign on it in the future and win in those places in the long run, but in the short run, the individual politicians from those places who vote for those policies will get thrown out on their ears and they know it. You can be against big government and socialism and still not want your Medicare or Social Security taken away Money was taken away from people to pay for these things and now they are supposed to just give the payments up? Would rather remember them as they were, but was pleased the last line of their set was "Meet the new boss / Same as the old boss." Hope it helped turn on the light bulb in just one more mind out there.... I found it refreshing that The Who still embrace the rock ethic of not having everything hyper-rehearsed. Every other halftime performance has felt as fresh as watching Brittney Spears lip-sync "OOPS I Did It Again", again. As a guitar player I'm pretty sure Pete's riffs were improvised. I can't say that about any other SB half-time band. many long-marginalized ideas are being dusted off for real-world testing, from taxing stock transactions to "getting people out of their cars." If we're lucky, those debates will take place