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Politics : A US National Health Care System?
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To: TimF who wrote (10478)10/15/2009 5:40:41 PM
From: Peter Dierks   of 42652
 
The notion of a “right to health” has its origins

But many of Obama's advisors believe that there is no right to health if you are old, infirmed or suffer from various congenital or generally terminal illnesses. An important reason people are worried about ObamaCare's death panels is because his advisors talk about the concept as if is a good thing.

I believe they have to subsume commercial insurance to cover the cost over runs for the five million who are uninsurable.

The lesson is that, while we can never be certain, the “right to health” may have cost more lives than it saved.

But with Obama's hand picked minions determining who gets care you can be assured that political allies will be given better care than groups that oppose the government take over.
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