I just want to clear something up that I possibly didn't communicate accurately. I like Sarah Palin, but I do not think she is THE answer. I think she could be a piece of a puzzle that is yet to be assembled to help fix our problems. My main point in writing about her, was not so much her, but what she represents. The treatment she has received reflects on all of us who hold beliefs similar to hers. I hope that makes sense. If it doesn't, let me know and I'll try to make it clear.
There are two maxims that have held true for time in memoriam, "Nothing in life is free" and "You get what you pay for". Nowhere are these two principles more true than when it comes to health care. Politicians are selling "free" health care to the American people, knowing that the word "free" will tickle our ears. It sounds SO good. But in real life, medical care is expensive. It won't stop being expensive just because the government mandates it to be so. "So let it be written, so let it be done." (From the Ten Commandments--ask Pharoah how that worked out for him.) Let's delve into these two ideas. Nothing in life is free: I touched on this in my last post, but there are lots of people that get "free" health care in American right now. (Just because I'm bringing this up doesn't mean that I'm necessarily against it, but we have to deal in realities here.) The government has mandated that all patients that ...
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