Posted on 02/16/2003 9:03:25 AM PST by John Jorsett
Edited on 04/12/2004 5:48:14 PM PDT by Jim Robinson. [history]
In an era when new technologies and cultural changes promise to break apart large institutions and empower individuals, influential forces in the California Legislature are looking to reverse those trends when it comes to one of the most important products any of us consume: health care. With universal coverage as their goal, state Sen. Sheila Kuehl (D-Santa Monica) and her allies want to create a new system that would place all 35 million Californians into a single health plan financed by taxes and directed and controlled by the government.
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Well, we see she believes in Central Planning, and does not believe in the market!
She is another of the numerous Socialists Minds piling up the S*** in Sacramento!
They must be removed!
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I notice she didn't use the word "citizen".
Democrats recognize the inevitablity of bankrupting the California treasury if they can't raise revenues substantially to meet the mandated needs of the millions of people that unregulated immigration has created.
Left unregulated, this cycle of immigration leading to anchor babies leading to succesive generations of the third world poor will inudate the state.
This is not a compassionate social issue but a thinly veiled attempt to spread the economic burden of defacto foreign aid to the private sector because, even in the current mood of the citizenry, there would be an economic rebeliion if the real motive was publicised.
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