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Sarah Palin vs. Dr. Death
Ezekiel Emanuel is upset. The president’s health care czar sees the growing resistance to his vision, to his brave new world of government-run “communitarian” health care in which politicians and bureaucrats control one-sixth of the economy and 100% of our bodies. He doesn’t quite understand how it all came apart on him, but he does know who started the unraveling: Sarah Palin. Continue reading
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Tagged bioethics, death panels, ezekiel emanuel, healthcare, obamacare, palin, stuart schwartz
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Weariness and Desperation in Health Care Debate
President Obama and his pals in the media are growing ever more desperate. Continue reading
The Right's Ideas vs. The Left's Derision
The existence of alternatives is readily apparent to any intellectually honest observer. Continue reading
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Tagged bailout, cap and trade, global warming, healthcare, media bias, porkulus, propaganda, stimulus
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We've Long Had a Public Option
There is no need for a public option plan because roughly half of Americans who have private health insurance get it from the same type of entity Obama says he wants to create — a nonprofit insurer. Continue reading
Level Playing Field For the Republican Plan? Fuhgeddaboudit!
Liberals in Congress say they want a public plan to compete against private health insurance in order to give Americans more choice and competition. Ponder that. The reason that argument is so puzzling is that it is routinely made by Congressmen who have been stalwart champions of a single payer system of national health insurance. Single-payer means just that. Government monopoly. No competition. Continue reading
