Sheldon Richman
Against Health Care?
It’s bad enough that Big Media beg the question at issue by calling the leading healthcare proposals “reform.” Now it is suggested that to be against “reform” is to be against health care itself. The lead from Saturday’s New York Times story about the anti-big-government rally in D.C.:
A sea of protesters filled the west lawn of the Capitol and spilled onto the National Mall on Saturday in the largest rally against President Obama since he took office, a culmination of a summer-long season of protests that began with an opposition to health care and grew into a broader dissatisfaction with government. [Emphasis added.]
Comment by Tudorman on 14 September 2009:
They changed (fixed?) the article:”…a culmination of a summer-long season of protests that began with opposition to a health care overhaul…”They are still goobers, however.