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Legal Care Reform

chadamoore — Thu, 10 Sep 2009 03:26:48 +0000

This is a nice piece of tongue-in-cheek response to the health care reform plans by Richard Rafal posted on the Wall Street Journal Online.

No Legislation Without Participation: Health Care & the Boston Tea Party

chadamoore — Thu, 03 Sep 2009 01:15:16 +0000

Patrick Lencioni has an excellent word on the Health Care reform debates dominating the congressional agenda this summer. You need to read this and think about it. This is what we need to demand of our representatives and leaders. If they desire to lead us in a certain direction, then let them lead us by taking the first step personally. We need to acknowledge that a certain moral elitism, whether of the Left or the Right, prevails on Capitol Hill. They all are attempting to legistlate morality mainly by passing something and then saying: “do as we say but not as we do.” And common sense would dictate that this needs to change, as Lencioni states:

“Simply put, if Congress is going to pass a law, then it must also have to live with the consequences of that law.”

Amen. Preach it, brother.

Why the Govt Should NOT be in Healthcare: A Christian Perspective

chadamoore — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 17:30:39 +0000

John Mark Reynolds at Scriptorium Daily presents a well-stated position on why it is NOT a good idea for government to get more involved in health care. It’s titled, “Too Great a Good for Caesar.”

He followed it up with this: “Don’t Turn Citizens Into Subjects.”

They’re both good, check ‘em out.

John Stossel Reports on Healthcare

chadamoore — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 18:30:40 +0000

HT: Blog and Mablog

Booksmoore » health care

Recommended Article on Health Care

Legal Care Reform

No Legislation Without Participation: Health Care & the Boston Tea Party

Why the Govt Should NOT be in Healthcare: A Christian Perspective

John Stossel Reports on Healthcare