Greg at Rhymes with Right has an interesting observation — if we had universal (socialist) health care in America like the Dems wish we had, Ted Kennedy would almost assuredly be dead right now.
I have no doubt that he’s dead on in that observation.
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Or getting addicted to pain killers while waiting for a knee replacement in Canada, or sitting in an ambulance for four hours in England, because you can only sit in the ER itself for six.
But back to the Admiral of the Chappaquidick, with his personal wealth, which is tax exempt, he would never have to rely on commie healthcare, that’s only for the foolish slubs that believe his BS and vote for commie healthcare.
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An observation not borne out by greater satisfaction and effectiveness of healthcare in countries that guarantee that, you know, you don’t have to choose between dieing of cancer and starving to death.
Left by Preston on June 5th, 2008 at 7:50 pm