You see, according to the Republican talking points memo created by pollster Frank Luntz (who works closely with Newt Gingrich) in MARKETING conservative ideology, there is no health “care” crises. There is health “insurance” crises. But it pays to use the terminology the Heritage Foundation think-tank has co-created to frame the debate in health CARE terms so that the discussion can be set up so that when the problem “We need health CARE reform” is presented it can be answered, “No, we don’t. Our health CARE system is the best in the world, blah, blah blah.”

Now, the answer may be true (it may be the best or not) but unless you are one of the richest people in the world and can afford it, like those who bankrolled the conservative think-tank Heritage Foundation so they COULD be the richest people in the world, how does it matter?

You see, Bill. when I worked in mediation, and while I was finishing 2 business degrees, one of the things I learned is, that when a party is losing a belief-system battle (or market share) and starts changing the terms to hide their agenda, it’s a sure sign the consumer is getting it up the ass.

Thinking, breathing and living REALITY.
CLB