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Ronald Reagan On Socialized Medicine
Posted by Gary P Jackson on July 19, 2009
This piece of history from the great Ronald Reagan needs little set up, or commentary. As always, Reagan says it well. His very first words say so much, and looking through the prism of history were 100 percent correct. The rest is rather chilling.
This speech was done in 1961 and was part of a Coffee Cup Campaign against socialized medicine, a scheme the democrats were floating around at the time. This of course stands as proof that you can never turn your back on a democrat, because they are always scheming, always planing their insanity.
Ronald Reagan was a private citizen at the time this was recorded. And of course this socialist scheme was defeated.
Say, isn’t there a certain western Governor who is about to become a private citizen in about a week?
Wonder what she will have to say on this?
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Tom Flowers said
Thank you for your service! Sorry that the left are so evil!
Obama is losing public support with the health care plan. If you listen to the blogs though, it is because the kids want a single payer plan. I think the more we give handouts the more dependent people get. Everyone wants everything for free! Maybe you should propose that Congress go on the Social Security plan and take away their healthcare.
I do want my Social Security that I have paid into for 30 years.