Neither. In fact, I recently found myself unemployed and didn't even try to get unemployment benefits even though I am entitled to them and as a taxpayer who has written a check to the government for the last ten years I have paid for it. No, that's what YOU think the government is for. The Constitution says otherwise. Advantage: Constitution.
I've read it. Apparently you haven't. It doesn't empower the gov't to take over healthcare and financial institutions.
Thank goodness our Government isn't taking over healthcare or financial institutions or you might actually come off as somewhat credible instead of incredibly delusional...
Your blind ignorance is not. A remarkably well-informed rock where knee-jerk reactionaries are not welcome.
then why is Congress starting to look into setting price caps on insurance premiums? Or Congress telling me I HAVE to buy a private product or face the wrath of the IRS. And why is Congress, and Obama, pushing to give the Executive branch permanent bailout authority while allowing for the government to unilaterally declare a financial business is failing and then break it up? Seems like a hell of a lot of government authority that has never existed before.
