We'd be at the exact same place we are today if Romney had won the election, and that Rose Garden damage control session would have occurred anyway. Sometimes there are omens in these events, like the young woman who fell ill during the news session.
Now the young woman made herself a public figure by participating in a political event. She is promoting a particular agenda, and that is state-medicine programs rammed through congress late at night, in which no one has read the law.
Whether or not she was one of the three people who the White House managed to enroll of the thirteen examples of enrollees, she is all for the system.
That system is presently treating her, as one can see as she faints. See what is on her left arm?
I am sure some doctor can identify the medical device on her left arm. Again, she is in public, at a publicity event, the device is not hidden whether or not she fell ill, so I don't think I am being invasive.
The question is, it would be interesting for her to offer herself as a case study (which in effect, she already has). Is she in fact better served by Romney/Obamacare, or by a free market in medicine.
We are not having a conversation about alternatives to solve the problem of medical care, we are arguing whether Romney/Obamacare is good politics.
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Now the young woman made herself a public figure by participating in a political event. She is promoting a particular agenda, and that is state-medicine programs rammed through congress late at night, in which no one has read the law.
Whether or not she was one of the three people who the White House managed to enroll of the thirteen examples of enrollees, she is all for the system.
That system is presently treating her, as one can see as she faints. See what is on her left arm?
I am sure some doctor can identify the medical device on her left arm. Again, she is in public, at a publicity event, the device is not hidden whether or not she fell ill, so I don't think I am being invasive.
The question is, it would be interesting for her to offer herself as a case study (which in effect, she already has). Is she in fact better served by Romney/Obamacare, or by a free market in medicine.
We are not having a conversation about alternatives to solve the problem of medical care, we are arguing whether Romney/Obamacare is good politics.
Feel free to forward this by email to three of your friends.
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