Russ Steele
Ellen and I are on a short trip. As we approached an intersection in a small coastal town, the stop light turned red. While waiting for the light to change, we notice a group of about ten people waving signs demanding reform of our current medial system. They were all supporting Obamacare's single payer system, and damming the insurance companies with their signs.
They all looked like well aged hippies, graying hair, dressed in the latest hand me downs from the thrift store.
Then it occurred to us, they were all first in line candidates for Obamacare's the end of life counseling. What were they thinking?
Ellen and I are on a short trip. As we approached an intersection in a small coastal town, the stop light turned red. While waiting for the light to change, we notice a group of about ten people waving signs demanding reform of our current medial system. They were all supporting Obamacare's single payer system, and damming the insurance companies with their signs.
They all looked like well aged hippies, graying hair, dressed in the latest hand me downs from the thrift store.
Then it occurred to us, they were all first in line candidates for Obamacare's the end of life counseling. What were they thinking?
