Observations After The “Health Care” Summit
Here are a few thoughts after considering the so called health care summit…
Clearly, President Barack Hussein Obama has major ego issues. Arrogance looks as bad on him as it does on anyone else.
Republicans can stop being timid about “philosophical differences” they have with the president. Those differences are the reason we voted for them.
President Barack Hussein Obama dismisses the deeply held concerns of tens of millions of American citizens as “talking points.”
The Republicans get points for having the chutzpa to attend what everyone knew was theater directed by the enemy.
“That’s what elections are for” seems to be understood by the president as Carte blanche to bypass the legislative process. Note to the president…You are not the king!
The real problem is not in fact health care. We enjoy the best health care in the world. The actual problem is one of delivery, it’s too expensive. Too expensive can only mean one thing…inefficiency!
Health care delivery is inefficient because there is a third party involved in the health care transaction, insurance companies. They are now the customer.
Customers make the demands, customers are catered to and served as opposed to patients who read old magazines and wait…and wait…and wait…
The reason health care is complicated has little to do with medicine, doctors or patients. It has everything to do with a third party having no medical incentive whatsoever.
The most telling and disturbing moment of the “summit” came when the President was in fact and in point incorrect about the costs of his plan. He countered with the justification that insurance would be “better” under his plan. By dismissing objective fact with the subjective notion of better insurance he clearly exposed the ultimate problem with all Liberal and Progressive ideology. They don’t believe in personal liberty, not if it conflicts with what economist and author Thomas Sowell refers to as the “Vision of the Anointed.”
They plan to see their vision become policy, even if they have to make back room deals, treat the people of different states unequally and/or subvert the legislative process to accomplish it.
Please feel free to comment and let us know what you observed.
Thanks for reading!
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