100 million people aren’t even a small sliver of China or India… let alone the United States. It’s more than the number of people who voted for Obama. It’s twenty times the size of his margin of victory. If that’s a small sliver of the population that can be disregarded when their insurance plans are taken out back and shot, then they can also be disregarded when they voted for Obama.
The problem is not that there were nearly 100 million bad apple insurance plans out there. The people complaining about losing their plans didn’t have bad apple plans… they had a bad apple president.
The man in the White House was a substandard model who relied on a Wild, Wild West of unregulated executive power to set up an illegal law, tamper with it freely and then dump it on the country, while protecting a small sliver of allies in key unions and the government from what he had done to the rest of the country.
The insurers weren’t angels, but they had no interest in screwing up health care for almost 100 million people. Businesses don’t think that big. Governments do.
http://frontpagemag.com/2013/dgreenfield/the-bad-apple-president/
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