Healthcare and the Rule of Law

March 19th, 2010 | 1 min read

Finally, the healthcare debate—at least one part of the debate—is being argued appropriately: around First Principles. The manner in which the Obama Administration is wishing to deliver on a campaign promise is startling. No less than bypassing standard procedure and popular consensus, Obama and his band of legislators are undermining the Rule of Law—so sacred a trust that to undermine it undermines all that is safe, secure, and predictable about American governance.

That said, I warmly recommend the latest edition of the Morning Bell, compliments of the Heritage Foundation which investigates this issue in greater insight.

Be afraid, very afraid.

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Healthcare and the Rule of Law

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