As I predicted in a blog entry a mere hours ago (in which I officially bet my entire life on it), the patented, mendacious, liberal-left talking points are already being trotted-out by liberal-left politicians (or “leaders” as they coin themselves) and used to mislead the public—on purpose—into a dishonest debate about healthcare, as they have always done—because they are patently dishonest and will do and say anything to protect their decrepit socialist ideological farce.
My inclusion of Ralph Klein’s words are only for the juxtapositional effect:
“The Alberta government is very pleased with the decision,” Klein said in a statement.
“I fully support any change that will allow Canadians more choice in getting timely access to the health care services they want.”
Saskatchewan Premier Lorne Calvert took the opposite view.
“My initial reaction is I am very disturbed about the concept of opening the door to an Americanized health-care system in Canada,” Calvert said in Saskatoon.
While climbing atop a large political fence to sit on, BC Premier Gordon Campbell apparently thrust a fence pole up his patootie:
British Columbia Premier Gordon Campell said the Supreme Court has sent a message to the federal government.
“The Canada Health Act is clearly something that we’re going to have to look at,” the premier said.
Campbell added he has no appetite to see different standards applied in different parts of the country.
“I don’t think we want two-tier health care in Canada, one tier for Quebec and another tier for the rest of the country.”
The champion of the deceitful debate on Canada’s healthcare system is its current health minister, Ujjal Dosanjh. He already spoke to his public but he opted to speak in “neo-communist” and the translation was roughly like this: “no need for private enterprise”, “more public money”… etc.
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