Paul: Obama health care more fascism than socialismby Paige Winfield CunninghamWashington Times Nov. 18, 2011 |
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It's doubtful whether anyone opposes President Obama's health care law more than Ron Paul, but the Texas congressman said Wednesday that the sweeping legislation is not socialized medicine — contrary to claims made by his fellow presidential contenders Michele Bachmann and Herman Cain. Instead, Mr. Paul called the Affordable Care Act “corporate medicine leading toward fascism,” insisting that his definition was much worse. “It's not socialized medicine, but it's characteristic and creates the same things,” he said in comments before the Congressional Health Care Caucus, which invited him to speak on Capitol Hill. “You always have shortages on socialized medicine, but you always have shortages when you have government intervention — like we do now. Read More |