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 RUSH: I've been sitting here going through the news, doing the show prep for the news today, and I have a dilemma. Mrs. Clinton was all over television yesterday, five different Sunday shows. I don't want to make this whole show about Hillary Clinton. I don't want to establish the fact that we are that concerned about Hillary Clinton. She's going to get the nomination, and I know that there's some things that I gotta do, but I don't want to devote all this time, so I've boiled down the primary news that she made into a montage, the most newsworthy, noteworthy, thing to come out of all of her appearances yesterday was this:
WALLACE: Why do you and the president have such a hyper-partisan view of politics?
HILLARY: (Cackle)
SCHIEFFER: It would require, among other things…
HILLARY: (Cackle) I'm sorry, Bob.
STEPHANOPOULOS: What's your response?
HILLARY: (Cackle)
WALLACE: Send my best to the president.
HILLARY: (Cackle)
RUSH: That's about it, folks. If you want four years of that, you need to stop and think seriously about what's ahead. |
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We are going to get to some Hillary sound bites, just a few. But really gotta focus on her health care program. Can I just give you a setup question? Can you, folks, think of any other circumstance similar to health care where the business is going broke? For example, in almost every other business sector, an abundance of customers would mean tremendous profits, would it not? But not when the business has been socialized and then required to provide free service to illegal aliens and whoever else. This is a simple free-market concept. Why does Wal-Mart work? Lots of customers. Why do they have lots of customers? Because a lot of people can afford it and like what they get when they go there. It's the same thing with any other successful business.
Now, the health care business in this country has more customers because we are out there creating the notion that everybody every day is sick. We don't talk about health. We talk about sickness. We wail and we whine and we moan about all of these uninsured and these poor sick people here and there. We are creating in the minds of the American people every day that they are sick and that their bad sick and that they are not going to get the health care they need because of George Bush or Republicans or whoever. So the mind-set is, everybody is sick. What happens when they think they're sick? They go to the doctor. They go to a hospital. The health care business in this country has more customers than it knows what to do with, and it's losing money! Would somebody explain this? You don't have to explain it to me. I will explain it to you. It's called government being in charge of way too much of it, way too much of it having been socialized, and the customers are people who think that they are entitled to go get as much of what this business offers without paying anything for it.
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