08.22.10
This one’s easy enough to smack them down on
How’s this for obscene? FHer apparatchiks are advising FHer Congresspeople not to bring up cost reduction when discussing FHer-care.
The main point on which they attempted to sell it to us (and never did, per poll numbers both before and since its passage) was that it was going to make the American health care system less expensive.
Well, okay, now that we know what they’re terrified of us bringing up, let’s bring it up – often and loudly.
08.14.10
Ever heard of Dr. Quentin Young?
Well, here’s who he is - a bona fide Marxist and longtime associate of the Most Equal Comrade, the one from whom he learned about, and became enamored of, single-payer health care.
08.05.10
Don’t try to absorb every detail of this unless you have several decades
Have you stopped to wonder just how dense the complexity of FHer-care is? Here’s a chart that depicts about one-third of that density.
08.04.10
Prop C a big winner in a key swing state
Missouri voters say they aren’t on board with mandatory health insurance.
08.03.10
A federal judge does the right thing
08.02.10
All you need to know about the difference between normal Americans and Freedom-Haters
By the way, as viral as this video has gone, has the lady asking Pete Stark the questions been identified yet? She needs to run – for president.
08.01.10
And this is in New York, mind you
How much bluer can a state be? Yet 56 percent of New Yorkers want to see FHer-care repealed.
07.26.10
Britain begins to get a clue
Just as the People’s Republic of Obamica embarks on the path of statist ruin, the UK moves to decentralize the NIH.
07.20.10
What’s up with this?
07.18.10
What is the most sinister department in the post-American regime?
The Department of Justice is at least a contender. We all know about the New Black Panther Party situation. Now DoJ says, “Yeah, the individual mandate in FHer-care is a tax; What of it? We say it’s perfectly cool for Congress to exceed what the Constitution outlines as its tax-imposing authority.”
07.15.10
“Please don’t put your faith in market forces”
Daniel Henninger at the WSJ asks: Are we really okay with having this guy foisted on us by recess appointment? He says that Donald Berwick’s appointment as Medicare / Medicaid head is a bigger deal than Elena Kagan’s Supreme Court confirmation, and BN agrees. Most of Henninger column consists of a litany of Berwick quotes that provide the most chilling insight yet into the mindset of this character.
07.07.10
The regime certainly does have its disingenuousness chops well-honed
TCM is going to recess-appoint hard-core socialist and death-panel lover Donald Berwick as Medicare-Medicaid head on the basis that Pubs have been “playing games” and “stalling” his nomination – a charge that even the NYT knows is a smokescreen.
06.16.10
Why we call them Freedom-Haters – today’s edition
A Pub-led vote on repealing FHer-care’s individual mandate fails in the House.
06.15.10
These Freedom-Haters really do think wealth-creators can keep coughing up the moolah, no matter what’s imposed on them
HT: The Other McCain
06.13.10
The money is so not there for any more of this stuff that even many of the statism-inclined get it now
Congress won’t be extending health insurance benefits for the unemployed.
Cut taxes and regulation and these people could go back to work. But that’s not the post-American way.
06.06.10
Are you ready for a “health development trust” and “party discipline”?
Take a few minutes to get acquainted with the Blue Sky Inititative.