AV -à Republicans have a
dilemma – pass a watered down bill to partially repeal Obamacare or completely
repeal it and start over. My view is
COMPLETE REPEAL.
I concede the points given
by Dennis Prager and those who agree that the most important thing is we repeal
Obamacare, even if it means doing it in steps.
On the other hand, I agree
that when the system fails (and let’s be clear – there is quite literally 0% it
will succeed in aggregate) republicans will get blamed, whether they partially
repeal or take no action.
That however is not my
main qualm with the strategy of repealing even with a piece of shit bill. The
main issue is republicans have been using this strategy since I was born and it
has not worked once. Conservatives
always give in to moderates on tough political moves. What happens? The size of government always grows – every single
year in the past 20 years. Bush doubled
the size of the debt only to have Obama double that. Trump now wants to do the same. In every single political category, America
has moved left.
We have politicians
claiming the Senate Bill is blood money repeal – a disgustingly inaccurate
statement. Had the Senate passed this
bill eight years ago, it would have been the biggest entitlement program in US
history. Government is forever and
always growing and if we keep conceding to the middle ground between moderate
and increasingly extreme left wing views, we will move increasingly left,
continuing to grow the size of government, and our debt. This strategy cannot and will never
work. As soon as you give the imbeciles
on the regressive left any ground they double the distance they move left. This is a losing strategy and at some point
we need more Rand Paul’s that grow a pair and stand up to the most regressive
political landscape in the history of the United States.
It’s
true that the US health-care system is a mess, but this demonstrates not market
but government failure. To cure the problem requires not different or more
government regulations and bureaucracies, as self-serving politicians want us
to believe, but the elimination of all existing government controls.”
For more on healthcare here are the four best steps for the
getting cheap high quality healthcare to the common people.
1.
Eliminate all licensing requirements for medical
schools, hospitals, pharmacies, medical doctors and other health-care
personnel.
2.
Eliminate all government restrictions on the
production and sale of pharmaceutical products and medical devices.
3.
Deregulate the heath-insurance industry.
4.
Eliminate all subsidies to the sick or
unhealthy. You get more of anything you
subsidize.
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