Is This Gross Incompetence or the Planned Path to Single-Payer Health Care?

Rush Limbaugh.com ^ | October 22, 2013 | Rush Limbaugh

[repentant_pundit]

...difficult for people to accept single-payer if it was legislated directly, the failure of Obamacare will make that task even harder.

I agree with those who predict that the regime and media will blame the failure of 0bamaoCare upon the insurance companies.

The demonization of insurance companies in particular, and of business in general in the eyes of the suffering sheeple will be complete, making it easy to impose Single Payer upon us.

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[raisetheroof]

I agree with those who predict that the regime and media will blame the failure of 0bamaoCare upon the insurance companies.

I think that will happen, too. And although I'm certain that there will be people who'll believe it, I'm also skeptical of how successful overall that blame will be.

[lentulusgracchus]

[Your quoted article by Root]

"How stupid is the GOP? They still don’t get it."

Bzzzzzt!

FAIL!!

No, the Republicans intended all along to "break down" and throw two national elections so the Democrats could get in and machinate Soviet Health Care in order to remove employer healthcare plans and premiums from their corporate books. I'm sure all those CEO's can see those vast sums falling directly, in a mighty cascade, to their bottom lines ...... with a little falling into the lake of executive bonuses for a job well done, of screwing their employees out of their healthcare benefits.

Support: Howell Raines, October 2008, Conde Nast Portfolio. Read it and weep. The deal's been done for half-a-dozen years now, in a locked room, by people who will never answer to us. One from American Enterprise Institute and one from Harvard.

Count your cost, and then go get their names.

The E-GOP is 100%, fully, blackheartedly, complicit in Obamacare, by prior arrangement -- with the Democrats.

Remember, they never talked to you. They talked to the Democrats when the rubber met the road.

[woofie]

Its the best of both worlds: planned incompetence

[pepsionice]

I’m of the mind that once this is proven a failure (probably by the end of 2014)...you just won’t be able to find many Americans trusting some political figure talking up the next solution plan of moving onto the single-payer deal.

It’s kinda like buying a Lemon Chrysler...spending six months arguing with the dealer over getting your money back. Once you get the solution resolved...you will walk out the frontdoor and never buy another Chrysler ever again in your life. The suggestion that folks would be talked into sliding into single-payer....isn’t realistic.

I’d also suggest that this administration is now stuck with no real accomplishments for eight years....if this legacy item is noted as “doomed” by the American public. You’d have to go back to the 1800s to find some some President with eight years of activity, and nothing noteworthy to talk about.

Finally, for those in the journalistic profession...your lack of investigative journalism and hype on cheerleading activities are apparent. Why would I waste a buck on a New York Times, or spend thirty minutes watching ABC Nightly News? I’d get more investigative journalism out of the Bolivian national newspapers...than the Washington Post. We might as well pipe in French national news and replace CNN’s ‘puff’ pieces.