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Under our system of freedom, our American health care system became the finest in the world. Now, many propose a system of universal health care run by the government The John Birch Society opposes universal government health care which would inevitably lead to the decreasing levels of quality and health-care rationing experienced by all other nations with national health care. |
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With the party of HillaryCare in the ascendancy, the drive toward “universal healthcare” in America may succeed, after more than a half century of effort. This time, we are told, it’s “not socialized medicine”; it’s “equitable healthcare” or “single-payer healthcare.” It’s about providing a “human right.”
How often do we hear that "health care is a right" which government must guarantee to everyone? Liberal politicians repeat that slogan like a drumbeat and great numbers of Americans are wont to repeat it themselves, as if saying it often enough will make it true. Is health care really a right?