Tuesday, November 24, 2009
"The U.S. House of Presumptuous Meddlers"
John Stossel is inclined to tell it like it is, give examples, and make his points clearly.
It's quite clear that he has no thirst for "kool-aid"...
It's quite clear that he has no thirst for "kool-aid"...
At Townhall.com, John Stossel discusses government and health care:
"The 1,990-page bill is breathtaking in its bone-headed audacity. The notion that a small group of politicians can know enough to design something so complex and so personal is astounding. That they were advised by 'experts' means nothing since no one is expert enough to do that. There are too many tradeoffs faced by unique individuals with infinitely varying needs.
Government cannot do simple things efficiently. The bureaucrats struggle to count votes correctly. They give subsidized loans to 'homeowners' who turn out to be 4-year-olds. Yet congressmen want government to manage our medicine and insurance."
