A Voter's Primer: The Seven Health Policy Habits of Insanely Progressive People

American Thinker ^ | 7 Nov, 2022 | C.J. Baker, M.D.

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Going forward, what are the medical implications of Democrat party governance?

What is the most painful lesson the COVID-19 saga has taught the American people? Perhaps it was how, over the past two and a half years, we have been force-fed an extended taste of the dystopian version of "health care" that the Democrat Party and the Washington nomenklatura (but I repeat myself) seek to permanently impose on us.

We've lived through it now, so we can't say we weren't warned. However, many people are still dazed and confused, others remain terrified, and some just want to forget that the whole nightmare ever happened and return to their old pre-pandemic lives.

Things may have calmed down, but don't kid yourself: the good old days have not returned. It's vital that we never forget what they did to our children, our livelihoods, and our civil rights, how they ruined countless lives in the name of "keeping us safe." And they're not done. They're just warming up. And now they seek amnesty for their abuses of power, even as they continue to persecute courageous dissidents like Dr. Peter McCollough, even as they push booster after booster, even to tiny children? No way.

In the interest of jostling the collective memory before this election, your humble correspondent asks: what are the medical implications of Democrat party governance?

Presenting the Seven Health Policy Habits of Insanely Progressive People:

1. Martial law as "public health." Remember how "two weeks to flatten the curve" became two years to flatten your will to live? Get ready for draconian, indefinitely extended lockdown measures whenever a "public health emergency" is declared — for example, before major elections.

2. Mandatory jab policies gone wild. This isn't just your father's measles-mumps-rubella vaccine, folks. We're talking about warp-speed-produced, novel-technology shots

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3. Censor and destroy all dissenting physicians, scientists, and health care workers.

4. Support and grow the Government-Pharmaceutical-Industrial Complex.

5. Predatory medical and social policies against children.

6. The woke Lysenkoism of academic medicine.

To those uncertain about the relative merits of communism versus capitalism, I often say: "Be honest with yourself. Which Korea would you rather live in?

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