Someone called politics “the art of the possible.” But, in the
era of the modern welfare state, politics is largely the art
of the impossible.
Those people morbid enough to keep track of politicians’ promises may remember how Barack Obama said that Obamcare would lower medical costs — and lots of people bought it.
But if you stop and think, however old-fashioned that may seem these days, do you seriously believe that millions more people can be given medical care and vast new bureaucracies created to administer payment for it, with no additional costs?
Read more: http://spectator.org/archives/2013/04/30/the-art-of-the-impossible
Those people morbid enough to keep track of politicians’ promises may remember how Barack Obama said that Obamcare would lower medical costs — and lots of people bought it.
But if you stop and think, however old-fashioned that may seem these days, do you seriously believe that millions more people can be given medical care and vast new bureaucracies created to administer payment for it, with no additional costs?
Read more: http://spectator.org/archives/2013/04/30/the-art-of-the-impossible
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