I must have missed that part
For the last half century, Canada and the European nations nationalized their medical industries and ever since have been struggling to live up to their promise of “health insurance and quality health care” for all. Huge waiting lists for care and visitations with specialists, a lack of sophisticated medical equipment, rising costs (which must be met by rising taxes), and a general increase in dissatisfaction with government-run health care are typical in all countries where the government, literally, calls the shots
I'm sure that if the Founding Fathers had intended to place "free healthcare" in the Constitution, they certainly would have done so
It is the responsibility of each and every American to provide for his own medical needs, by contracting for such services on the free and open market. The only effective role Congress or the President can play in any debate about health care is to admit that socialist medicine has always been a failure
2007-07-10
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