That’s a Big “If”
Thanks, but no thanks, Edwards. Here’s my favorite:
He noted, for example, that women would be required to have regular mammograms in an effort to find and treat “the first trace of problem.”
And here was me devoutly believing the President of the United States of America has far more important things to worry about than whether or not the machine squishes my boobs the appropriate number of times.
Where are the “get your laws off my body” people when we need them? Voting no to this jackassery, I sincerely hope.
H/t: Ace’s. You’d think I don’t read the news myself any more. Well. Um.
Update: When you’re 75 and suffering from cancer, and your compulsory doctor thinks it’s time to stop the drugs but you prefer to continue chemo, just who do you think is going to get the final word?
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Wow. Whatever happend to “a woman’s right to choose”? I guess that is only applicable to the womb and not the boobs. Unbelieveable. I can’t believe this guy has a following.
Comment by thelmajoy — September 3, 2007 @ 9:47 am
Even before it begins we can see how “Universal” health care becomes “Compulsory” health care. The Left likes to talk about the freedom to choose but that’s only true if people are making the correct choices. …as defined by … um… the smart people, I guess.
“Trust us, we know best,” rings hollow no matter which party is in power. The notion that the “authorities” presume to have that much sway over our personal decisions should give pause to citizens of all political persuasions.
Comment by Norm — September 3, 2007 @ 11:47 am
list of consumer info…
Rubin entrusted spice boggles …
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