A Jim DeMint-founded organization calling itself “Palmetto Promise” lied to South Carolinians when they supported the “Health Czar” bill, S.915, introduced by the Chairman of Senate Finance, Harvey Peeler.
Palmetto Promise Senior Fellow Oran P. Smith explained away the new “Secretary of Health and Policy” office that would take charge of five different departments, saying “this is how regulations work.” The legislation, which Oran says will “streamline health functions,” has been widely panned by conservatives across the Palmetto State.
Whether or not Dick Levine style health care fits in line with Jim DeMint’s and Oran Smith’s “Palmetto Promise” remains to be seen.
Jim DeMint’s ‘Palmetto Promise’ Joined WHO, Boston Consulting to Push Health Czar in Palmetto State Palmetto State Watch has also extensively covered BCG’s ties to far-left Sustainable Growth and Development espoused by Klaus Schwab’s WEF.
Palmetto Promise’s own explainer comprehensively details all the ways in which the Health Czar would remain unaccountable to the people National File Awards Palmetto Promise and Oran Smith EIGHT O.J.
Oran Smith at Palmetto Promise admits that, once installed, the Health Czar would have little or no oversight by virtue of the fact that once confirmed, the Czar “would have the same term limit as (be “coterminous” with) the Governor,” as “a member of the Governor’s cabinet.” Oran Smith continues: “The Senate would determine what qualifications are necessary.” In other words, once installed, the Czar won’t be going anywhere, leaving South Carolina open to situations where unqualified candidates could be sworn into roles that come with great responsibility and little experience.
Palmetto Promise is advocating for the same type of conflict of interest situation in the administration of health care and medical licensure that South Carolina suffers from in its corrupt judiciary.
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