The United States was founded to limit the power of a central government. The U.S. Constitution is a document of “enumerated” (listed) powers that the federal government can exercise leaving all other powers in the hands of the states or the people themselves.
It was created this way because the people forming it had real life experience …
The health care bill isn’t about improving health care; lowering the cost of health care, or improving delivery of health care.
In 2008, Americans spent 10 billion hours filling out government forms – federal forms, state forms, local forms, permits…
It is the beginning of the end of private enterprise because permission to operate all aspects of business – and as a consequence, private life – will be controlled by federal bureaucrats bringing about Marx’s goal of nationalizing the means of production.
The tempter comes and suggests that we can stop global annihilation, or misery, or destitution, or inequality if you will only eat of the tree. The message is seductive, but the fruit is poison.