« BACK  |  PRINT

RS

FRONT PAGE CONTRIBUTOR

I made a mistake in yesterday’s post on House races.

When I went along with calling what the Democrats are doing in the House ‘triage.’ Triage implies a situation where an overwhelming number of people have been injured and absolutely must be sorted out by severity of injury, in order to save as many as possible.  What we have here instead is a situation where “sick” individuals are being sorted out not by the severity of their (political) illnesses, but by a combination of the absolute cost of the patient’s treatment, cost-effectiveness of that treatment, and the perceived overall value of the patients themselves.  Those that make the cut get treated; those who don’t, get a palliative.

In other words, House Democrats have set up their own personal death panel.

Moe Lane

Crossposted to MoeLane.

COMMENTS

  • IJB
  • http://itsaboutfreedom.proboards.com Conservative Phantom

    The Democrats more closely resemble the “Bring out your dead” scene from Monty Python and the Holy Grail in this election cycle.

  • http://andrightlyso.com/ civil_truth

    Maybe we can help…

  • Dan Perrin

    the Dems have their own death panels, to decide who among themselves will live or die, caused by (you guessed it) ObamaCare

  • GreyCloak

    Remember Mel Carnahan (his daughter is running for Senate in MO). Remember Patsy Mink (D-HI)?

    Both candidates died before they were re-elected. Democrats are good at electing zombies.

    The Democrats have a lot of money and they will have to focus it on races that might be saved.

    This is a preview for the Congress that spends non-existent money and might have to make it up on healthcare (or lack of it) for the elderly.

  • http://vladenblog.tumblr.com Vladimir
  • Coop

    Rather, he was a sitting governor running for the Senate. He posthumously defeated the incumbent John Ashcroft after dying in a plan crash a few weeks before the election.

  • Pingback: Google

  • Pingback: mca motor club of america

  • Pingback: betfred free bet

  • Pingback: UK Football Betting

  • Pingback: Make money online