Confidence in Our Government to Manage Health Care?
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I listened very intently as the President made his passionate plea for Congress to act on and pass the current health care legislation. He spoke of the plight of millions of people who are currently without health insurance. He also spoke about those that have serious medical conditions that either prohibit them from getting coverage or are in jeopardy of loosing coverage. There’s no doubt that these stories tug at the heartstrings of every American. The President also made a statement that really hit me in a very profound way. He said that the America people are waiting for them [the federal government] to act. Moreover, that our future, yours and mine, depends on whether or not they act.
With all do respect, Mr. President, I think it’s terribly arrogant to think that you, and those in Washington, can somehow take better care of my family then I can. After all, you don’t even know me or anyone in my family. Aside from the few Americans you’ve spoken to about their plight with the current health care system, you really don’t know anything about the rest of us. And what in the federal governments history of implementing programs and services can you point to that is an overwhelming success, and therefore, warrants your proposal? Isn’t that what you’re really saying, that the federal government is the only mechanism to bring about effective reform? It seems to me that the federal government has a long-standing history of exactly the opposite - complete failure regardless of the party in charge!
Don’t take my word for it, let’s look at some simple facts. Over the last 70 years, the federal government has tried it’s hand at many different business endeavors such as, transportation, package delivery, health care, welfare, food supplies, the auto industry, retirement planning, financial institutions and many more. Let’s examine just a few th Read the rest of this entry »
