Clever Video: Let’s Test Nationalized Health Care
Posted by Bill Dupray
on Aug 4 2009 Filed under Politics.
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Too bad we have to talk about ‘testing’ Socialized medicine in the United States when it was conclusively proven years ago to be an abject failure everywhere else it has been tried. The fact that Americans don’t know this fact shows how badly our union-run public schools have failed us. Consequently, we have to give folks crash courses in basic economics every time one of these Socialist hydras pops up. So here we go. This looks like this year’s version of the Harry and Louise ads that helped doom HillaryCare. Pass it on to your fence-sitting moderate friends.
H/T Freedom’s Lighthouse via Sondrak
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The public school unions are not the main problem, IMO. The main problem is that US citizens have not been accepting the responsibility to make sure that their children know the Constitution and its history; this has been going on for many generations. Otherwise, the people would be able to stop Obamacare dead in its tracks by pointing out the following.
Given that the federal Constitution is silent about public healthcare, the 10th A. automatically reserves government power to regulate and lay taxes for healthcare to the states, not the Oval Office and Congress.
The problem is the following. The voters have been electing politicians to both the state legislatures and the federal Senate who are as clueless about state sovereignty as the people are. Consequently, neither state legislatures or the federal Senate have been doing their jobs to protect state sovereignty from the corrupt, power-hungry federal government.
Also, the ill-conceived, anti-state sovereignty 16th and 17th Amendments haven’t helped state sovereignty either. The following link is an analysis as to why these amendment were a very bad idea.
http://www.ronpaulforums.com/showthread.php?t=199792
The tide always turns, and sometimes it is a tsunami. Get your water-wings ready.