Liberty Reborn

The myths about Obamacare, what it would do and how it would do it by waving a magical wand in the possession of liberals, just keep crashing into reality. One of the claims was that Obamacare would stop insane insurance premium increases. Errrrr! Wrong!

The federal government is giving New Jersey $141 million to cover claims under Obamacare. Now, you might think that this is not that much money considering the cost of health care and the slew of people that are going to rush to sign up. After all the left was telling us all how many millions of people were suffering without adequate health insurance.

Missouri sent a message to President Obama and the liberals in Congress on Tuesday that will be hard to ignore or spin if ignoring becomes impossible. By approximately 3 to 1 the voters of the “Show Me State” approved Prop C and denounced federal involvement in their health care and insurance decisions.

Marry asks at the end of a long and rambling email which jumps from topic to topic:

Is there any particular reason why you are so against people getting affordable health care through the government?

Boy, oh boy a lot of people sure are in an uproar over the mere thought of what are called full body scanners popping up in airports these days. Me? Well, I don’t get that excited about them. What should be a nonissue however is an issue for people because of the status of American liberties these days and an overreaching government.

Does the U.S. Government care enough to make sure they are not sending mentally unstable people to your door to harass you into answering questions beyond the Constitutionally valid Census query of enumeration?

When the United States of America was being born it was thanks to brave men and women willing to fight against tyranny in ways that today would make many Americans (and certainly most liberal, progressive, socialist so-called Americans) faint. It was these men, the militia, that helped out in ways not often remembered. History often whitewashes the fact that many who fought against the English Crown were not regulars of an organized military but rather men brought up from the fields or who came down from the mountains and who left their homes to take up arms in the fight.

Senator Arlen Specter does what liberals always do when they talk too much; they prove that they don’t have a shred of a clue. By now Mr. Specter’s little tussle with Rep. Michele Bachmann has been the topic of much scorn.

“Battles are ugly affairs,” consoled Santa Claus as he handed young Lucy Pevensie her gifts in the movie telling of C.S. Lewis’ “The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe” as war approached. A few moments later after handing her elder sister a magical bow and arrows without such consolation Susan remarked, “What happened to ‘battles are ugly affairs?’” Santa Claus merely laughs because there is a point where one must be grown up enough to not need reassurance in the face of adversity.

Talking about exactly what the liberals in our government are going to get away with when it comes down to seizing control over the health care industry in America is difficult because one liberal says they want one thing, another wants something different and others want yet other things.