I gave my reasons, and showed, among other things, the universally-consistent past history of entitlements to back them up. You can argue with these if you like.
I have no argument with optimism, but when someone who thinks humans can fly keeps jumping off a bridge with feathers glued to his arms, we aren't talking "optimism" any more.
Nationalizing health care is not going to work for more than a few years before the system collapses. This is no more difficult to predict than that someone getting ready to pour a quart of gasoline on a lit grill to get the coals hot is going to regret it.
Remember, we've been through this before. Please go back and look up the debates over Medicare. Look at the reasons and numbers given by supporters, and those cited by opponents. Who was right?
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- The Bush Legacy: A Record Deficit
- When a 'record' isn't a record
- BUT - It's $100 billion LESS than once projected!!!
- Yeah...I guess...everything is relative
- My America, right or wrong........
- Well yes there is the war on terrorism...
- So, let's all vote for Kerry and his trillion dollar health care program
- Yes...lets...your're finally getting it...
- So Kerry is going to stop the war on terror to save money so old people can get free healthcare?
- BTW, whenever a Democrat mentions "investing," I grab my wallet. (n/t)
- I can't believe the childlike faith liberals have in this concept.
- Would that be spent IN America ON Americans? (n/t)
- Yes...lets...your're finally getting it...
- Yeah...I guess...everything is relative
