Investor's Business Daily, winner of the 2008 Pulitzer Prize, reports:
"Establishing universal government health care might cost as much as $1.5 trillion, according to one new estimate. And what'll we get? As usual, the sorry British system provides another glimpse.
"[In] a National Health services hospital in Stafford...thirsty patients drink from flower wases, according to London's daily Mail, and others are 'left in soiled linen on filthy wards.' ...There is documented evidence of poor care and filthy conditions at other NHS facilities.
"When the government runs [universal health care]...the care will be rotten, rationed and so free that it will impoverish the country."
Lawrence Kudlow, commentator, said it best regarding the AIG bungled government take-over: "It...shows, once again, why the government shouldn't run anything, because it cannot run anything.
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