My favorite line from Ron Paul's speech — to a big crowd at the University of Wisconsin—Madison, on the Union Terrace, March 30, 2012. This edit of my video has that and a few of my other favorite moments, including Woodrow Wilson getting booed twice, a call for the repeal of the 16th Amendment, a joke about raw milk, and a "daydream" about politicians who "read the Constitution and would obey the Constitution.:
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Will Ron Paul campaign for Romney after he (Romney) gets the nomination?
Lots of kids there, I see.
These are the ones raised on Zero Tolerance, diversity, affirmative action.
That they know enough about Woody Wilson to boo his name is encouraging.
Of course, the speech has been given before
Prediction: if Obamacare stands, vast sums will be spent for dubious therapies for autistic children, and medical care for those over 70 will be severely rationed.
Why: Parents of autistic children are becoming a formidable lobby. And, so-called "medical ethicists" have all but decided that too much money is being spent near end-of-life.
So, gran'ma will get a nice walker and pain meds, but hip replacement surgery will be denied. And a vast army of autism therapists will be created, thus creating yet another lobbby working to increase spending on these therapies.
May I suggest that Sturgeon's Law (that 90 percent of everything is crap) applies to psy therapists- not because there aren't a few good ones, but because the field has no objective measures of quality (other than credentials)?
And, these sorts of value judgements and trade-offs are inevitable in a system where priorities are decided through politics.
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