Remember John Hartfield’s famous poster? The healthcare “debate” has been loaded with cash… From The Guardian.
Remember John Hartfield’s famous poster? The healthcare “debate” has been loaded with cash… From The Guardian.
Remember John Hartfield’s famous poster? The healthcare “debate” has been loaded with cash… From The Guardian.
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The reason there is money in the debate is the same reason these hundreds of thousands of people turned out on the Mall – this is a VERY big deal, and no one is going to let it happen without a fight. Unless one wants to argue – nay, attempt to prove – that these folks on the Mall were paid off by the insurance or medical industries to show up, the two facts are related, but not one does not cause the other.
Americans are big on their freedoms. Companies are big on making money. Both get their say in our system, and thank God for that. So do the people who want government health care. They have their supporters, and many are rich. If they can motivate such a groundswell, so be it – but to date, it has not manifested itself in public.