Thursday, September 27, 2007
If it's Universal, its Coercive
Arizona ballot measure
Categories: Arizona
Clint Bolick, head of the Center for Constitutional Litigation at the Goldwater Institute, writes on the Arizona ballot measure I mentioned yesterday.
Here's the key: "Health insurance isn't "universal" if people are allowed to opt out or choose options not allowed by the government.
To take an example, consider Social Security: It's certainly a "universal" plan. Can you get out of it? No way.
- posted by John LaPlante
- 1:21 pm
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