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The Election of Socialized Health Care

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This image is now the front of John Edwards’s site:

I can’t help but remembering how much Hillary’s universal health care plans in the 90s were dead in the water. Does Edwards really think it’s different now? Can he fool enough voters into believing the bureaucratic federal government can manage health care better than private industry? Just look at the stories from Europe and Canada concerning their abysmal health care systems.

John Edwards believes in buying votes through promising free government services (unless you make $200k or more, then you’re screwed).

Here’s more of Edwards on his health care plans from the DNC winter meeting:

One would think that Edwards, a man who worked his way to his wealth, would not be such a socialist.

The reality that people need to come to grips with is that John Edwards’ family will never be stuck in poorly run government health care and he knows it.

New campaign slogan: “John Edwards: Because taxes are too low”

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2 Responses to “The Election of Socialized Health Care”

  1. Universal healthcare is a problem that needs to be better addressed. I live in MA where we have had universal healthcare (Mass Health) for a few years now. The harsh reality is that for many, Mass Health is still not a reliable option. In certain situations people are still denied coverage or not provided effective care. It is clear that something needs to be done on a national/federal level to address this problem.

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  2. I’m really confused from the strategy he is using. Buying voters with such cheap tricks isn’t going to win him a seat. However, there are people (some of my friends also belong there) who are into this business and they refuse to see anything negative on it. Whatever might be the case, this needs time so people can see how’s this going to turn out.

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