The opposition to socialized medicine is not a "conservative, right-wing thing."
It is a "Liberty thing," which is why leftists and other cowards don't get it.
It's a matter of life-and-death:
Mike Sola is a hero.
Here's the article to which he refers.
Those on the Left care about politics, because they want to exercise power over others.
The rest of us don't want politics, we care about Right and Wrong, about Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness.
You'd think that at least a few of our elected officials would actually believe in that.
And this what you see in the video below: Members of AARP, older citizens who would seem most easily-tempted by collectivist promises of security, realizing the danger of encroaching government tyranny, waking up and talking back.
Notice also the speaker's condescension to her audience: The "public" has to be quiet while she tells them what they are to think.
Just like the president, "ready to rule from Day One."
We need patriots of all ages to wake up to politicians' decades-long-but-recently-exploded usurpation of our Constitution.
Don't wallow in self-pity lamenting, "What can someone like me do?"
The fight has commenced. Go to fighting or get away! (And start digging your grave.)
The unborn and the elderly are ObamaScare's first victims. Only one has the voice to engage in this fight:
If you have a voice, you have a weapon in defense of Liberty. Use it!
The concentration camps are next.
Obama's vision of America: Somewhere between Stalin and Hitler.
Verbum diaboli Manet in Episcopis Calvinus et Mahometus
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