Hands Off
July 4, 2012 - by
To celebrate Independence Day, Congress should oblige those patriots who attended the “Hands off My Healthcare” rally in Raleigh this weekend: Pass a law making them ineligible – now and in the future – for Medicare. And give them medals for their sacrifice.
Oh, that’s not what they meant?
No, they want government to keep giving them health care. But not anybody else. And they want other people to keep paying for their health care. They just don’t want to pay for anybody else’s.
As one wise soul said: “Americans want the very best health care that somebody else will pay for.”
And don’t try taking any goodies away from us.
Hands Off
July 4, 2012/
To celebrate Independence Day, Congress should oblige those patriots who attended the “Hands off My Healthcare” rally in Raleigh this weekend: Pass a law making them ineligible – now and in the future – for Medicare. And give them medals for their sacrifice.
Oh, that’s not what they meant?
No, they want government to keep giving them health care. But not anybody else. And they want other people to keep paying for their health care. They just don’t want to pay for anybody else’s.
As one wise soul said: “Americans want the very best health care that somebody else will pay for.”
And don’t try taking any goodies away from us.