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Posted: 1:00 a.m. Tuesday, Nov. 14, 2006
By Neal Boortz
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| Tuesday, November 14, 2006
Yesterday The Liar made an interesting statement to reporters in Washington yesterday. She said that "health care is coming back" and "it may be a bad dream for some." Now just what does she mean by that? Bad dream? What kind of bad dream? Does Hillary mean that after our government takes control of the delivery of medical services in this country that Americans will have to wait for months, even years, for elective surgery as people do in Canada and other countries with socialized medicine? Well .. .if that's the case, Hillary is right. That would be a bad dream. Maybe Hillary is talking about what awaits any American who tries to use his or her own money to hire a doctor outside of the government medical scheme. Well, under the Hillarycare proposal she concocted in 1993, if a private individual used private funds to hire a doctor to perform a medical service outside of Hillarycare, then both the doctor and the patient could be arrested and jailed. Being jailed because you dared to hire your own doctor? Again, Hillary is right. That indeed would be a bad dream; not just for some, but for many. There are many free market reforms that could be made to our health care system that would increase competition, expand availability and decrease costs ... but the problem is that they are free market reforms. Returning free market economics to our system of medical care doesn't enhance the power of politicians, and thus it is a non-starter. The political goal here is to make people dependent on the Imperial Federal Government for their medical care. Once that is accomplished you can almost write the Democrat campaign commercials for them. "Vote for Joe Republican and you're going to have to pay for your own medical care." I've been saying that socialized medicine in the United States is inevitable. There are two basic reasons: One, politicians want the power. Two, individual Americans don't want the responsibility. The great American love of freedom is now pretty much limited to freedoms not coupled to responsibility. Americans have been taught by the political class to believe that a person's health care is the primary responsibility of either the government or that person's employer. Hillary also had some comments about other subjects of interest, such as trimming the federal deficit. Whenever you hear a Democrat talk about cutting the deficit, they never mean cutting spending. They mean raising taxes to cover the "shortfall." This is where you find out that there's no difference between modern-day Democrats and Republicans. One taxes and spends, the other borrows and spends. The Hildabeast also
mentioned reducing dependence on foreign oil. When a Democrat tells you this,
it does not mean actually drilling for more oil here at home. It means raising
the gas tax so as to make buying as much prohibitively expensive and it means
pouring government money into programs for electric cars and hydrogen fuel
cells. Those may be good ideas, but it's for the free market to decide, not the
government. Hillary's on the way, folks. You don't think the Republiwimps can stop her, do you? You've heard, no doubt, that one of the first things Nancy Pelosi wants to get done is to pass a law allowing the federal government to negotiate with drug companies over the price of prescription drugs for various government programs. Well, you've learned by now that politicians like to disguise their true intentions by using clever phraseology. "Withdrawing" from Iraq becomes "redeployment." "Spending" on government vote-buying programs becomes "investing." Social Security taxes become "contributions." You know the drill. So ... what do Democrats really mean when they discuss negotiating drug prices? Simple. Price controls. The Democrat goal here is to enforce price controls on pharmaceutical companies. We'll see how well that works out for us.
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Part 2] There were three votes last night in the U.S. House of Representatives. There was only one member of congress who will not be returning next year that missed all three votes. Only one. And that one would be Cynthia McKinney from Georgia. I guess Cynthia McKinney has decided that since the voters in her district told her to take a hike, she has no obligation to represent them in congress for the remainder of her term. Question: Do you think that Cynthia McKinney is still accepting her paychecks? REDNECK SCRAP BOOK So I guess this would probably be a pretty good score on a redneck driver's test. More in the Redneck Scrap Book. READING ASSIGNMENTS In case you missed it in yesterday's Nuze, here's a great big bunch of resources for you if you want to know more about Libertarian ideas. The Doves are now running the show in Washington. How will that work out for us? The Democrats chief economic spokesman is starting to talk up immediate tax increases. Note, please, that nobody is talking spending cuts. This column from the Wall Street Journal discusses some current economic statistics, and thus is beyond the understanding of the majority of the American people. Do Libertarians ever make a difference in an election? Frank Luntz has some suggestions as to how the Republicans can recover from their butt kicking. And they're off! The
2008 presidential contest is officially underway. On the left, we have Hillary
Clinton. On the right...John McCain. Who else will run?
Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani has officially thrown his hat into the ring.
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