Wait! British nationalized health care isn’t perfect?!!!

Britain Plans to Decentralize National Health Care – NYTimes.com.

Add comment July 24th, 2010

One can only hope government will run health care as efficiently as they do housing

Apartment rents cheaper than stays in homeless shelters.

1 comment March 30th, 2010

Here’s a health care prediction for you

Whether they have health insurance or not, cialis sale drugstore poor people won’t suddenly stop using the ER as their primary source of care.

7 comments March 24th, 2010

Health care bill passes

Amnesty for illegal immigrants sure to be next…

…and since they won’t be illegal anymore, viagra canada nurse they’ll get subsidized health care!

14 comments March 22nd, 2010

President Obama Will Try to Build Support for Health Care Reform through New Effort to Combat Medicare/Medicaid Fraud

In what way will reminding me that government programs are rife with fraud encourage me to invite the government into my healthcare?

White House officials say in 2009 more than $54 billion in improper payments were made through Medicare and Medicaid.

10 comments March 10th, 2010

If you want to sell nationalized health care…

…to an electorate that’s already nervous that you might lean a little bit too much to the Left, cialis malady presenting the idea in a speech to the AFL-CIO might not have been the best plan.

Add comment September 8th, 2009

Forget health care. You know what I want to nationalize?

Lawn care.

6 comments August 23rd, 2009

Looks like we already have socialized health care, whether we want it or not:

“Nearly half of all births in Wisconsin were paid for by the state’s Medicaid program in 2005″

3 comments August 6th, 2007

Where’s the percentage in socialized health care?

The 62% of Americans who actually pay Federal taxes are already struggling to provide “free” health care to the 10% of Americans on Medicare.

What happens when that 62% has to pay for the “free” health care of 100% of the people?

2 comments July 18th, 2007

Businesses are NOT obligated to provide health care

Read that headline again.

It’s the literal truth. (For the moment anyway.)

Health insurance is a benefit some companies choose to offer employees in lieu of other compensation; just like retirement funds, sildenafil viagra sale vacation time, viagra buy educational reimbursements, or company cars.

It’s a historical accident that companies offer health insurance at all.

Despite attempts like this to make it seem like a company that doesn’t provide health insurance is evil, the only real evil is the insidious assumption that no one is responsible for taking care of themselves anymore.

1 comment June 22nd, 2007