Though a majority of Americans are happy with their medical care, President Barack Obama calls the American healthcare system, "a mess." It is the equivalent of him saying, "The NFL is the most popular sport in America, yet I deem it, 'a mess,' and therefore we need to radically change everything about it."
Only he and a small minority feel a certain way, yet the President still wants to impose his will on the entire country. Most folks who voted for him even object to the U.S. Government taking control of healthcare.
In other words, he has no interest in representing the American people. He only wants to rule with an iron fist, regardless of whether or not his constituents are on board with his policies.
Obviously very few things in life are perfect, and that includes America's healthcare system.
The United States Post Office isn't perfect either; does that mean they should make radical changes that common sense say won't work? Should they replace mail trucks with camels? Maybe we should have a European style mail system where a governmental board, made up by Obama appointees, will examine your mail and decide whether or not your correspondences are of significance to justify the money required to send them. We can't let senior citizens receive letters from their grandchildren because the happiness they garner will not last as long as the satisfaction younger persons will receive after reading a letter from a loved one.
If the government is going to control our lives, why limit their power?
I'm sure they know what children want for Christmas better than parents. "Now go to bed kids, or the Obama appointed Holiday Enjoyment Czar representing our area won't come into our home using the key we were forced to send in with our taxes and put presents in the middle of the living room while making sure we didn't put up a Christmas tree pursuant to House Bill 666," will be heard on Christmas Eve from coast to coast.
I wonder if they'll cook our breakfast. Of course it will be healthy - perhaps an egg white omelet alongside a couple slices of turkey bacon? Anyone not in favor of the government cooking breakfast policy is adamant that the children of America continue eating fatty Sausage McMuffin with Egg's in order to line the pockets of executives at McDonalds.
You see, Mr. Obama lies by saying that everyone who is against his specific plan is against reform of any kind. If you listen to politicians who oppose his grand scheme, the first thing they usually say is, "While some kind of reform is needed..."
But Mr. Obama has never been interested in the truth.
He's the President of the United States for goodness sakes and he's not arguing that his plan is the best solution. Instead he's arguing that his plan is the only solution because, "Evil Republicans want insurance companies to keep getting richer and richer while the little guy lies dying in the street, penniless and neglected."
From saying America is filled with unscrupulous doctors who rip tonsils from the stomachs of children, to lying about the desires of his opponents, President Obama behaves like a spoiled child. In fact, in order to avoid getting a physical as a ten-year-old, I told my mom that the doctor would surely find something wrong with me so he could pad his pocketbook.
If only people who still support President Obama could face reality they would see how little he thinks of them. Because it's so asinine that they actually voted for him, I suppose it's easy to see why he believes his loyal followers will abide by his every desire.
If he wanted to cover roads with glass to discourage people from driving and therefore improve the environment, I'm sure many of his supporters would thank him and applaud his leadership.
I can't wait to hear what other "messes" hurt the people of the United States. Again, nothing is perfect and therefore it is possible to improve any aspect of life, but to pick things that only he thinks are messes and then admonish others for making the messes is absurd.
Would you Obama supporters enjoy working for a boss who behaved similarly?
"Your department is a mess!" he would exclaim as he walked into your office for the first time in over two years.
"What!? While we're always making improvements, the majority of our customers approve of the job we're doing. And our department is overwhelmingly better than rival departments in other companies."
"I am the sole judge of messes, and if I declare your department a mess, it means your department is a mess. No, I can't properly enunciate why it's a mess, but it is a mess nonetheless. Though I don't know anything about what you do, please shut your mouth while I fix your mess by implementing policies of less successful companies."
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