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Dinesh D'Souza debates with Michael Sherman at Oregon State University about Obamacare; he compares it to giving someone a sandwich. It can be give voluntarily, or the government can force you to give it away, which removes the moral validity of the action and makes the recipient feel entitled instead of appreciative and grateful. |
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So you want to sign-up for Obamacare. No problem. Just fill out the 60 page on-line form with over 1000 personal and financial questions, wait for it to be checked by the efficient IRS (who've said they aren't even going to check your answers) and WAIT. And maybe a little prayer would help. You might want to get an accountant too if you aren't one. |
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Asked whether his goal was to move Obamacare to a single-payer system, his answer was "Yes, yes. Absolutely, yes." |
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2986
Thomas Sowell, a prominent economist, explains why and how the House of Representatives voted in what led to the government shutdown - that they passed a bill to fund everything but Obamacare, but the Senate refused to vote on it. He also discusses the consequences of the debt ceiling not being raised. |
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