One Response for "Because the government is always a model of efficiency"

1. Mari August 2nd, 2009 at 10:48 am 1

   The fact that it’s the government should scare people silly. If anyone has listened to the outrage from congress over citizens objecting to health care, they would have heard some scary things. Congress, whom we elected, is enraged that we don’t want it, and even more enraged that they could lose their seats over it, if they vote for it. They also admit that they have no idea what is in the bill, but that doesn’t matter to them. A leading democrat has famously said that it would take two lawyers to explain the bill to him, because it was too confusing to understand, so he thought everyone should ignore what it says, and what it means, and vote for it anyway. Do we really want people this stupid and this uncaring in charge of matters of life and death? When it comes to the bottom line, they will always chose death for us. The very fact that all of them who want us to have it, have their own private insurance, and have gone on record as saying they won’t opt in to government health care when they can have the best health care, should make blood shoot out your eyes. The elitists that are all for it may be surprised some day when it comes time to stand in line for months to see a doctor, and may be shocked when their children or parents, or themselves have to die because their claim is denied, and they won’t get treatment. Would you seriously buy something for yourself if the merchant wouldn’t tell you the cost, and kept trying to collect payment over and over again, to help someone else get it for free? These people have never run anything efficiently, and it won’t be changing any time soon.