Get someone else to pay; the new American way; crept socialism.
Who has a problem with anyone paying for their own healthcare costs? One usually pays for one’s own care costs; at least that was so in the past.
When it comes to “planned parenthood” and gynecological health, supported by politicians Kyrsten Sinema, Ann Kirkpatrick, et al., and thus paid for by all taxpayers, male and female, there is a problem. A special class has been created.
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David Adler
Get someone else to pay; the new American way; crept socialism.
Who has a problem with anyone paying for their own healthcare costs? One usually pays for one’s own care costs; at least that was so in the past.
When it comes to “planned parenthood” and gynecological health, supported by politicians Kyrsten Sinema, Ann Kirkpatrick, et al., and thus paid for by all taxpayers, male and female, there is a problem. A special class has been created.
Every special class is actually created by an act of discrimination, a decision against someone or some entity not in that class. And “we the people” are told “that is good.” Nos to. That act becomes a breeding ground for dissension and division.
A classless society means just that; classless. Enough with special interest groups, however they label themselves and whoever they are that go to the general fund for their payments. Let’s have congress more interested in protecting the welfare of the general populace and not that of special groups.
A populace and their elected officials should understand that, except for printed flat money and its concomitant inflation, there is a limit to how much can be piled onto taxpayers. There is a catastrophic limit to printing press money.
In her TV political Ad, Kyrsten Sinema: “I’m so tired of politicians using a woman’s health to score political points…” Oh, really? What does she think she is doing herself? She is the kettle black calling the pot black. Is this mentality so necessary in congress? Not at all!
“Enough” of little minds acting in big offices on behalf of special interest groups. They both have gone too far. It is time for the pendulum to swing back.
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