General de Presidente Baracko Husseinez j Lopez Cara de Tiron Antonio de Gatito Marfa Alinsky Debil Tonto de Santa Obamanna wants us to spend our time at the Thanksgiving table this Thursday, not catching-up with family members, not enjoying each others company — oh no, no, no — he wants us to discuss the positive aspects of Obamacare [I know, I know, there are none, but let's humor Mr. Mompants Jug-Ears] and convince any doubters in our family that the ACA is the greatest thing since Vicodin.
Well…hey, you know: for the Left, the personal is always political, so why not Thanksgiving, eh? Why not ruin that too?…for the cause, of course.
Of course, none of you will be following our Fearless Leader’s instructions. After all, you’re normal.
But, if one of your friends or relatives does attempt to carry-out the Emperor Worm’s wishes, you might want to have these remarks by Andrew McCarthy at the ready, because they succinctly expose the malevolent deception that is Obamacare [tip of the fedora to Serr8d][formatting mine]:
In 2003, when he was an ambitious Illinois state senator from a hyper-statist district, Obama declared:
I happen to be a proponent of a single-payer universal health-care program. I see no reason why the United States of America, the wealthiest country in the history of the world, spending 14 percent of its gross national product on health care, cannot provide basic health insurance to everybody. . . . Everybody in, nobody out. A single-payer health care plan, a universal health care plan. That’s what I’d like to see. But as all of you know, we may not get there immediately.
That is the Obamacare scheme.
It is a Fabian plan to move an unwilling nation, rooted in free enterprise, into Washington-controlled, fully socialized medicine. As its tentacles spread over time, the scheme
(a) pushes all Americans into government markets (a metastasizing blend of Medicare, Medicaid, and “exchanges” run by state and federal agencies);
(b) dictates the content of the “private” insurance product;
(c) sets the price;
(d) micromanages the patient access, business practices, and fees of doctors; and
(e) rations medical care.
Concurrently, the scheme purposely sows a financing crisis into the system, designed to explode after Leviathan has so enveloped health care, and so decimated the private medical sector, that a British- or Canadian-style “free” system — formerly unthinkable for the United States — becomes the inexorable solution.
Damn well put.
BTW: If that same person sits at your Christmas Dinner table and does the same thing again, I believe no jury in America will convict you if you shoot the bastard.
