Have you bothered to read about Hillary Clinton's healthcare plan, or have you just taken in the sound bites?
Hillary Clinton's healthcare plan mandates that everyone pays the premiums. That's bad enough in itself. This is where you have to read further to understand the full implications of her plan. Someone has to monitor that mandate. That's government. Big, big government. As the complexities of that government mandate become evident, the government will surely take over.
Yes, the government will take over. That's what left-wing Hillary has wanted all the time. That's why her first healthcare fiasco failed.
If you think government should be running the healthcare system, start reading about the disasters of such systems. Britain and Canada are two good examples. Millions in Canada can't even find doctors. Wait times to see a doctor run into months. The taxpayers are crumbling under the tax expense. People suffer terribly in Britain, caught between the layers of healthcare.
One thing that has astounded me in this campaign is the willingness of voters to to suspend the facts about the candidates, or never take the time to learn the facts in the first place.
It is scary that people support a candidate on the basis of sound bites. Worse yet, in Mrs. Clinton's case, they support her just because she is a woman, or because of her name. Yet she is the most unsuitable of candidates.
Posted by Neva (not verified) on April 12, 2008 - 10:35am.
Have you bothered to read about Hillary Clinton's healthcare plan, or have you just taken in the sound bites?
Hillary Clinton's healthcare plan mandates that everyone pays the premiums. That's bad enough in itself. This is where you have to read further to understand the full implications of her plan. Someone has to monitor that mandate. That's government. Big, big government. As the complexities of that government mandate become evident, the government will surely take over.
Yes, the government will take over. That's what left-wing Hillary has wanted all the time. That's why her first healthcare fiasco failed.
If you think government should be running the healthcare system, start reading about the disasters of such systems. Britain and Canada are two good examples. Millions in Canada can't even find doctors. Wait times to see a doctor run into months. The taxpayers are crumbling under the tax expense. People suffer terribly in Britain, caught between the layers of healthcare.
One thing that has astounded me in this campaign is the willingness of voters to to suspend the facts about the candidates, or never take the time to learn the facts in the first place.
It is scary that people support a candidate on the basis of sound bites. Worse yet, in Mrs. Clinton's case, they support her just because she is a woman, or because of her name. Yet she is the most unsuitable of candidates.