This is quite a discussion in today’s news. Here are a few of them.
First from the Washington Post, Richard Cohen wants to be more like the European nations. I wonder if he considers why we are made up of so many immingrants from those countries. Of course, his first words are a slam at Mitch McConnell.
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Mitch McConnell is right. The Republican Senate leader, a man whose vision is to deny others theirs, told the New York Times that President Obama’s health-care proposal was part of an attempt to “turn us into a Western European country,” which, the good Lord willing, is what will now happen. I, for one, could use a dash of Germany, where there are something like 200 private health insurance plans and where everyone is covered and no one goes broke on account of bad health. It’s great to be healthy in America, but for too many Americans, it’s better to be sick somewhere else.
Next up, Tony Blankley in the Washington Times:
Speaker Nancy Pelosi on Sunday launched the Democrats’ argument for the health care bill, claiming, “This is an American proposal that honors the traditions of our country.” Does that suggest that opposition is un-American? And what are the traditions that are American that this law fulfills? The Democrats argue that the bill fulfills the “right” of all Americans to government-assured health care services. The congressional Democrats claim many other things that a majority of the country believes to be inconsistent with truth and reality.So, considering the rhetorical onslaught that is about to be unleashed on the public, to paraphrase (and with the deepest apologies to) Winston Churchill on the occasion of the fall of France in June 1940:What House Minority Leader John A. Boehner has called the Battle of Capitol Hill is over. I expect that the Battle of the Electorate is about to begin. Upon this battle depends the survival of a nonsocialist America. Upon it depends our own American way of life and the long continuity of our institutions and our history. The whole fury and might of the media and the Democratic Party must very soon be trained on the electorate. Read it all.
In Big Government Rep. Devin Nunes (R-CA) writes:
Sunday, the House passed Speaker Pelosi’s vision of healthcare in America. Here is why I voted “no” and why the American people should re-examine the Democratic leadership of our nation. Read it here. via Lucianne.com
From Canada Free Press we get this:
Most folks are aware of the communist roots of the ACLU (American Civil Liberties Union) and its “country cousin” the SPLC (Southern Poverty Law Center), and quite a few understand that many liberal lawyers become Progressive, or “activist,” judges. (Here and here.)Many of us, however, have yet to grasp the extent, intensity, and duration, of the “lawfare ” that has been, and is being, waged against freedom around the world—especially in the Western cultures. We need to take note.
This is an excerpt from the middle of the piece, read it all here. via Lucianne
Newsbusters quotes
Former presidential candidate and New York City mayor Rudy Giuliani minced no words when it came to the Obama administration’s massive health care overhaul. In an exclusive interview with CNBC’s Maria Bartiromo, Giuliani stated that, plain and simple, it “was an ideological act by the Congress” liberal Democrats “are very happy about.”“Instead of privatizing – which is what our government should be doing – we’re taking major roles of the economy for the United States government,” Giuliani told “Closing Bell” anchor Bartiromo. “And it is not an exaggeration to say we are starting to look more like a European social democracy than we are an American free-market capitalist society.”
Read more here. via Lucianne.com
Unfortunately they are all right. Many columnists and commentators on the left refuse to admit this is what is happening, are they ashamed? Richard Cohen at least tells us the truth and that he is happy about it.
