Of course, I like this guy because he makes the very point I've been making:
even if limitations were put on certain tests and procedures, the only people who would be affected by it would be the people who, presumably, are the ones meant to be rescued by the very plan that would be imposing those limitations. The financially strapped, in other words, who are the intended beneficiaries of the health care plan would be the only people forbidden access to expensive life-extending technology.Why must we have a gazillion dollar federal program to deny access? Can't we be denied access for free?
The only disagreement I have with this fellow (apart from his dismissal of culture-of-life Conservatives) is that he thinks denial of service to the elderly is a tactical "mistake." I think it's the point.
