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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Tuesday, June 15, 2004
By Neal Boortz
| Today's Nuze: June 15, 2004 | ||
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| Tuesday, June 15, 2004 IT OUGHT TO BE A RIGHT
All of the news this week seems to be about Bill Clinton and his book. That is exactly as Bill Clinton wanted it. The Poodle is desperate to make some news of his own, and is barking about health care. Predictably, Kerry is telling anyone who will listen that health care is a "right." OK ... let's go through this again. If you agree with The Souffle; if you claim medical care as a right, then you are claiming a right to someone's time or property. In either case, you are making a claim to a portion of that person's life. You cannot obtain medical care without someone either spending time on you or supplying you with some sort of product, be it drugs or medical devices. If you're claiming a right to a medical practitioner's time, then you are claiming a right to that portion of his life. If you are claiming a right to some drug or medical equipment, then you are claiming a right to whatever portion of someone's life they spent acquiring or creating that product. Any way you cut it, your claim of a right to health care is a message to someone else that you own a portion of their very existence. So, where do we go from here? Once we accept the idea that one American can claim a right to a portion of another American's life, what's next? If you have a right to health care, why not a right to a home? Why not a right to a warm coat in winter? Why not a right to groceries? Apparently health care should be a right because you might die without it. If that's the case, then food should certainly be a right because you're flat-out going to die without it. Disagree? You know the show's phone number. Actually, this is all quite academic. Socialized medicine is absolutely inevitable in the United States. Youngsters dreaming of becoming doctors are dreaming of becoming government employees. The horror stories from socialized medicine countries ... stories like four-month waits for surgery ... will carry datelines like Cleveland or Houston. ALL OUR JOBS ARE GOING OVERSEAS First of all .. once again let me remind you that they're not "your" jobs. They belong to the employer. But things obviously aren't as bad as the media has been portraying them. U.S. Labor Department statistics show that during the first three months of 2004 only 4,600 jobs once performed by U.S. workers were sent overseas. That accounts for only 2 percent of lost jobs for that period. That, my friends, is no big deal. So much for the claim that jobs outsourcing is a significant force in our job market. Looks like the marginally-employed are going to have to find something else to whine about. Sooner or later they're going to look at the real blame. Themselves.
BUSH OUTCLASSES THE LEFT Oh ... and you do know that weapons of mass destruction have been found,
don't you?
View pictures Dick Morris writes of Ron and Bill. One was self-involved, the other had no need for adoring mobs to prop up his ego. Can you guess which was which? And now, nine reasons that the world would be a vastly different place if
somebody else would have won the 1980 election. Fred
Barnes explains more. getting their way automatically. | ||
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