The Myth of Free-Market Healthcare | Mises Daily

Like with nearly every other sector of the economy, it's a joint venture between the state, and corporations says Kel Kelly.

Congress can't repeal laws of economics | World Net Daily

Nevertheless, John Stossel gets a chuckle out of their futile attempt.

Masterfleece Theater

David Harsanyi - The Denver Post: "The King James version of the Bible runs more than 600 pages and is crammed with celestial regulations. Newton's Principia Mathematica distilled many of the rules of physics in a mere 974 pages.

Neither have anything on Nancy Pelosi's new fiendishly entertaining health-care opus, which tops 1,900 pages.

So curl up by a fire with a fifth of whiskey and just dive in."

Harsanyi: What would Obama do? - The Denver Post

"'It's Yahweh or the highway'" in the health-care debate

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My Personal National Healthcare Plan by Todd Steinberg

Listen up, Washington!

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Patients, Beware

What to fear in the hospital, even without ObamaCare

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Timothy P. Carney: Down with the health insurers| Washington Examiner

The faux free-market in health-care

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Healthcare Is a Good, Not a Right by Ron Paul

Dr. No offers a prescription of his own

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Living without health insurance

by Lila Rajiva

I stopped carrying health insurance over five years ago for many reasons that I won't get into here. It wasn't a big decision, because I'd done without it for a couple of years when I was between jobs.

In any case, when I had it, it was never much use. I was misdiagnosed on a couple of things and ended up having to treat myself. I got to resenting the way some doctors never really listened. I bridled at having my questions treated like the uninformed babble of a simpleton.

And since I had to pay most of the bill for "maintenance" items like vision and dentistry anyway, dropping insurance altogether seemed like the logical thing to do.

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