Government Health Care

Why we need to just jump into a universal health plan with both feet. Why are so many opposed to government run health programs and why being forced into getting healthcare may not be as bad as you think.

This article draws a comparison between the plot of the movie Soylent Green and the Obama/Government proposed Health plan.

Personal experiences with government health care

Do you think the recent health care reform law that passed is actually going to help? Think again. A few examples of failed government health care are high-lighted in this article.

Is your current health care package a box of baidaids , a tube of first aid cream, a can of chicken soup and free health advice from your mother-in-law?

As the health care reform bill grinds on in the Senate, with the paid for abortions now in and the public option also out (sort of), Americans who oppose the bill are once again attempting to make their Senators listen with the Code Red Rally.

The debate over health care reform seems to have had a curious effect on peoples' attitude toward government health care. Gallup has found that a majority now does not agree that it is a government responsibility to provide health care coverage.

While recognizing that there are people in dire need of health care, the answer is absolutely not a government run program. Such a program would be poorly managed, increase tax payer burden, and restrict an individual's freedom.

An example of an existing government-run, single-payer, health-care system.

The British health care system was abused every 8 seconds on New Years Eve 2007 by a public drunken mayhem. This relays to Americans that we need to be responsible for our health, not the government.