Contrary to what liberals have been blurting out in defense of Obama's latest astonishing comments about mandatory health care, we are not required to buy car insurance to cover damage to our own vehicles and property, or to cover our own injuries.
We are required only to buy liability insurance to cover damage we might cause to other persons' vehicles and property, and to cover injuries we might cause to others.
So does this mean now we will be forced to buy medical liability insurance, in case we get a communicable illness and we pass it on to others, then we have to pay for their medical care if they blame their own sickness on us?
If Ted Kennedy was still around, I'd say yes.
But now that Kennedy died, Obama has lost his ride.
Does anybody seriously believe that mandatory medical liability insurance is anywhere on our political horizon? I didn't think so.
So why does anybody think there's any valid comparison between being required to protect others from our actions while driving our cars, an being required to protect ourselves from our own medical expenses?
Or, are plain facts and logic irrelevant to liberal rhetoric? I thought so.
Greentad, I live in one of those states and you are lying.
Mr. Danger, you are correct that is exactly the current law.
So how does anybody possibly say the current law is 'the same as" requiring us to insure ourselves, when it currently does no such thing?
Do plain facts and logic have any relevance to liberal rhetoric? Apparently not.
We are required only to buy liability insurance to cover damage we might cause to other persons' vehicles and property, and to cover injuries we might cause to others.
So does this mean now we will be forced to buy medical liability insurance, in case we get a communicable illness and we pass it on to others, then we have to pay for their medical care if they blame their own sickness on us?
If Ted Kennedy was still around, I'd say yes.
But now that Kennedy died, Obama has lost his ride.
Does anybody seriously believe that mandatory medical liability insurance is anywhere on our political horizon? I didn't think so.
So why does anybody think there's any valid comparison between being required to protect others from our actions while driving our cars, an being required to protect ourselves from our own medical expenses?
Or, are plain facts and logic irrelevant to liberal rhetoric? I thought so.
Greentad, I live in one of those states and you are lying.
Mr. Danger, you are correct that is exactly the current law.
So how does anybody possibly say the current law is 'the same as" requiring us to insure ourselves, when it currently does no such thing?
Do plain facts and logic have any relevance to liberal rhetoric? Apparently not.