One of the biggest contributors to personal bankruptcy in America is health-care debt. This can be created in a number of ways: an accident, such as breaking your arm; as people get older their bodies begin to shutdown; people can be born with conditions requiring constant medical care; and in many ...
I'm glad the health-care bill passed. The federal government is already bankrupt. Anything that will help push it over the edge, such as this and the new stimulus bill, will be a blessing in disguise, don't you think? Or am I off-base? Let's here your thoughts in the comments!
This quick video shows all the big Democrat players talking about the public option paving the way to an eventual single-payer system. President Obama told reporters that those claiming the public option was a Trojan horse for such were lying. Who's lying? You decide, YouTube, 4m, 8s.
In a statement before the House of Representatives, Congressmen Ron Paul of Texas explains why more government intervention in the health-care industry won't help:
Government has been mismanaging medical care for more than 45 years; for every problem it has created it has responded by exponentially expanding the role of government. ...
It's not too difficult to understand:
A retired attorney and Constitutional Law instructor, Michael Connelly took the liberty to examine the current health-care reform bill in it's entirety and sees it as a grab for more power. From his blog:
Well, I have done it! I have read the entire text of proposed House Bill 3200: The ...
Dr. Maria Martins, M.D., who practiced emergency medicine for 22 years and is licensed in New York, California, and Pennsylvania has weighed in on health reform at Mises.org:
The very idea of government acting to control any aspect of the practice of medicine should ignite passionate resistance on the part of ...