After nine recent posts on the healthcare scam it is time to introduce someone else’s perspective on this topic. The excerpt and link below are of course one of the required readings if you have any concern about healthcare and those who are intent on making decisions for you. More of such excerpts and links are to follow later.
Regarding reform, conservatives are accused of being a party of “no.” Fine. That is an indispensable word in politics because most new ideas are false and mischievous. Furthermore, the First Amendment’s lovely first five words (”Congress shall make no law”) set the negative tone of the Bill of Rights, which is a list of government behaviors, from establishing religion to conducting unreasonable searches, to which the Constitution says: No.
The president may have been too clever when he decided, during an economic crisis that was sending federal expenditures soaring and revenues plummeting, to push the entire liberal agenda on the premise that every item on it is essential to combating the crisis.
The item above is: A Health Reform to Forget, By George Will
Stanford Matthews
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