Blonde, brunette, or redhead? Definitely a crisis!

Almost 70% of Americans rate their health care as “good” or “excellent.”

What crisis?

Are we seriously going to call this a “crisis” because we can’t reach 100% satisfaction?

Okay, then we have a financial crisis, a housing crisis, an education crisis, an employment crisis, a crisis in entertainment, clothing, music, and food. We have a crisis on where to live. We have a legal crisis.

American Idol is a crisis.

Congress is a crisis. The White House is a crisis.

College football playoff versus the bowl system? Crisis.

Boxers or briefs? Crisis.

Chocolate or vanilla? Crisis.

Lefties have lost this debate. They were not able to pass legislation quickly enough, and people awoke from their zombie state long enough to realize what was being rammed down their throats.

Of course, lefties can’t win any debate unless they get the argument away from logic and aimed towards emotion. That’s where you can fool enough idiots to get your stuff passed, and then by the time they wake up, it’s usually too late.

If You Add In Dead People, The Number Of People With No Health Insurance Rises Even More

Again, someone wisely puts shame to the vaunted “46 Million” claim of uninsured people in the US.

As has been proven many times over, when you subtract the people who choose to not purchase health insurance for myriad reasons, the people who will not apply for Medicare or Medicaid for whatever reasons, the people who are in prisons, and others who could be insured but opt out, and when you add in the fact that emergency rooms do not turn anyone away, you come up with an extremely lower number than the "46 Million" that lefties keep chanting.

There is NO health care crisis - well, nothing that some good oldfashioned tort reform would not cure.

It’s a power grab, plain and simple.