We didn’t just lose freedom with this bill, we lost health care. I agree with everyone here who is calling for a unification of all conservative efforts to throw out all dems and rinos in 2010... or as many as we can.
I also have an additional piece of advice: stay healthy.
We are at war now and we are on the front lines and the medics are way in the back and have no way of reaching us.
Evaluate your bad habits. Get rid of them. Increase your exercise. Even just a 30 minute walk once a day. Do anything you can to keep yourself healthy. That’s the number one thing you can do right now. You can’t fight socialism as effectively if you’re sick and you’re waiting in line for your teensie weensie dose of socialist medicine.
I know my post can be MIS-CONSTRUED as agreeing with the nanny-state prigs who want to tax “lifestyle”. But that’s wrong.
I want us to win, and I want the troops to stay has healthy as possible while we fight.
They want you dead. Remember that. THEY WANT YOU DEAD.
All you’ve said is sensible and correct. However, illness and death come to all, regardless of health and lifestyle. No one led a healthier life than I (no drugs, smoking, or even one glass of alcohol my entire life), but at age 39 I had a seizure, which led to a quick diagnosis of a brain aneurysm. Thank God I lived close enough to Emory to have first-class care. I just want the same for everyone else, without quotas, rationing, lines, bureaucrats, and committees interfering and thus possibly causing premature death. Now I’m 58, and I realize that good health can be controlled to a degree for a few years of our lives, but eventually it deteriorates. BTW, I’m not arguing with you; in fact, I fully agree. Guess I’m just feeling really vulnerable and pessimistic this morning. I’m on my way to church. Maybe I’ll have an improved perspective afterwards.