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ObamaCare & “Demon Pass”
Thursday, March 18, 2010
Um, “Deem and Pass” that is, although the American public, of whom only 25 percent polled actually want the existing version(s) of ObamaCare (and a CNN poll at that!) might one day argue to the Democrats’ demise that it was “Demon Passed” — given the amount of obfuscation and chicanery Democrats are exhibiting to enact [...]
Stossel 1, O’Reilly 0.
Sunday, March 7, 2010
Here’s John Stossel: Would libertarian Stossel let insurance companies run wild? That’s how Bill O’Reilly teases my Factor appearance tonight. Bill and I at least agree about the problems with Obamacare, especially the out of control costs it would bring. But he thinks that the government must step in to “regulate insurance companies”, to “make [...]
Health insurers don’t make egregious profits.
Sunday, February 28, 2010
“We are held hostage at any given moment by health insurance companies that deny coverage or drop coverage or charge fees that people can’t afford.” — Barack Obama, Aug. 14, 2009. “We’re seeing this at the same time where not only is there an economic downturn around the country, but we know that insurance companies [...]
“Shut up,” they explained. The “bipartisan” health care experts on the Hill know what’s best for you.
Thursday, February 25, 2010
All one needs to know about President Obama’s “bipartisan” health care summit — and his intentions — is succinctly summarized on their own website (which they tried to scrub, but which thanks to Google caching was all for naught). [Via Michelle Malkin] White House: Where’s the GOP health care plan? Where’s the GOP healthcare plan? [...]
Dems conceit for the masses.
Saturday, February 6, 2010
Here’s Charles Krauthammer on how the liberal masses have reacted to their lost Senate seat in Massachusetts: Liberal expressions of disdain for the intelligence and emotional maturity of the electorate have been, post-Massachusetts, remarkably unguarded. New York Times columnist Charles Blow chided Obama for not understanding the necessity of speaking “in the plain words of [...]
Wimpy’s inverse healthcare plan.
Tuesday, December 29, 2009
In a word: ugly. Wimpy from the Popeye cartoon was fond of promising to pay someone Tuesday for a hamburger today. ObamaCare is the inverse of that — the federal government will gladly force us to pay today for an alleged benefit years from now. Even if you support this nightmare of ObamaCare socialized medicine, [...]
Government IS the Death Panel.
Monday, December 28, 2009
Dick Morris brought up the differences between health care cost and quality a little while ago, and one fact stuck out big time: “In 2008, Britain had a cancer death rate 0.25% while the United States had a rate of only 0.18%. The UK cancer death rate was 38% higher than in the United States.” [...]
Climategate & ObamaCare.
Thursday, December 3, 2009
So I made the point below that one can find parallels between Climate Change and health care vis-a-vis academics constructing their desired result through manipulated data. We’ve already read some recent studies by academics attempting to prepare the public for rationed care by advising that women get mammograms less often and later in life. More [...]
Gov’t preemptive rationing.
Wednesday, November 18, 2009
Let’s review some basic principles of supply and demand: If a government policy increases the demand for a service, the price of that service tends to rise. If the government prevents prices from rising, shortages develop. The quantity provided is then determined by supply and not demand. In the presence of such excess demand, the [...]