[One Name]

Thanks for posting that.

Not sure where they get this healthcare is guaranteed by the government thing. Promoting the General Welfare is a concept in the preamble, not an article of the Constitution.

Used to be if you didn’t have access to a physician, or couldn’t afford one, and no charitable organization stepped in you got worse and died.

For a Believer, that’s not a bad option in any age. (I know, easier to say than do- I’ve maintained insurance for my dependents and myself though I haven’t seen a doctor in 15 years or more).

Guess they can fine me and take my property if I don’t pay..

Everyone seems to be so afraid of getting sick and dying. Guess what, folks- we’re all going to do just that!

[Yosemitest]

"Guess they can fine me and take my property if I don’t pay"

Bingo! You just hit the nail on the head.
That's exactly what they're after.

[FreeReign]

Thanks for posting that. Not sure where they get this healthcare is guaranteed by the government thing. Promoting the General Welfare is a concept in the preamble, not an article of the Constitution.

You seem to be confused and Rush and Santorum seem to want to perpetuate that confusion.

Santorum's comments had nothing to do with guaranteed mandated healthcare treatment. Instead Santorum was talking about mandated health insurance.

Do you understand the difference?

Santorum and all the rest of our candidates are for government mandated healthcare treatment.

In fact Santorum contributed to it by voting for government mandated prescription drugs.