Sarah Palin has been largely ridiculed for suggesting Obama Care will create "death panels." But is she wrong about that?
I don't believe so. Rationed health care will be a reality, even if not the stated intent of Obama Care. Have no worries, if you want to see a nurse practitioner or a general physician you will have no problem because there will be many of these low skilled workers to see everyone. But woe to you if you need a "real" doctor. It's the "specialists" who will become more rare than a Dodo bird. Obama Care can not afford to pay the specialists (such as Opthalmologists i.e. eye surgeons) wages sufficiently high to give the best and the brightest the economic incentive to go to years of college, then medical school, and then internship, for a wage equivalent to what a plumber might earn (or an assembly worker at General Motors). It's simply not worth the hassle, time, and expense to achieve that level of skill. This will delight the Obama administration because if the highly paid specialist exit the medical profession in droves, the patients can not be seen by them. That's wonderful news for Obama, because that means the government doesn't have to pay them. That means while technically you will have the "right" to see a specialist, there won't be one for you to see unless you wait for years for your turn. Sleep on that thought tonight.
Back to the "death panels." If you think that claim is so far fetched, I invite you to read the views on discrimination of health care to the elderly as espoused by Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel (brother to White House Chief of Staff, Rahm Emanuel). He's a big advocate of discrimination of health care to the elderly and others who can not contribute to society, see New York Post Article.
Is Obama Care what you want when you are elderly? For your parents? Your children?
The GOP Ties Itself to the Trumptanic
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Donald Trump is now the presumptive GOP nominee. Nikki Haley has officially
dropped out of the race leaving no one to stop Trump on the GOP side. The
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