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Will Republicans Enable Unconstitutional Health Care Reform?
America's Freedom Fighter, Larry Greenley, takes a look at the status of the health care reform debate and calls on Congress to let the matter drop in order to prevent an unconstitutional government takeover of the health care industry.
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DRS520,
2010-01-09 18:43:08
I'm not sure how I missed this video when it first came out!
For more on the pathetic nature of the GOP opposition to socialized medicine, I highly recommend the following articles:
* "Bad Medicine: Republicans enter the healthcare debate -- posing as Democrats", Sheldon Richmond, The American Conservative, January 2010. (Print edition only, unfortunately.<http://www.amconmag.com/issue/2010/jan/01/>)
This article is the best summary that I've yet read of the unconstitutionality and phony free-market rhetoric found in the GOP healthcare proposals advanced by Rep. Paul Ryan and John Boehner.
* "Should Republicans Save Medicare?", Jack Kenny, The New American online. <http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/usnews/health-care/1741>
The money quote from this article: "Republicans may see a short-term tactical advantage in being the born-again champions of Medicare, but they are sowing the seeds of the nation's and their party's ruin."
For more on the pathetic nature of the GOP opposition to socialized medicine, I highly recommend the following articles:
* "Bad Medicine: Republicans enter the healthcare debate -- posing as Democrats", Sheldon Richmond, The American Conservative, January 2010. (Print edition only, unfortunately.<http://www.amconmag.com/issue/2010/jan/01/>)
This article is the best summary that I've yet read of the unconstitutionality and phony free-market rhetoric found in the GOP healthcare proposals advanced by Rep. Paul Ryan and John Boehner.
* "Should Republicans Save Medicare?", Jack Kenny, The New American online. <http://www.thenewamerican.com/index.php/usnews/health-care/1741>
The money quote from this article: "Republicans may see a short-term tactical advantage in being the born-again champions of Medicare, but they are sowing the seeds of the nation's and their party's ruin."
CruiserCT,
2009-10-27 04:28:24
Yes eyeopener I agree:
Congress over the years has interputed the Constitution not as the founders meant, moreover as they want to do to justify and support their reasoning for their actions.
eyeopener,
2009-10-07 06:24:51
The problem with Article 1, Section 8 is that they use the word "Promote", as in promote the general wellfare, and the arts and sciences. It is, as they would say at Microsoft, a security weakness; it let's viruses in, like collective health care. That language needs to be clarified.
capo,
2009-10-01 17:22:36
Style/Background/Formating on our Freedom Fighter's latest video looks sharp! Our videographers did a great job. Larry is only a teleprompter away now from rivaling Obama's oratory work.