[rcecale]

Yeah, right, Thom...this Bernie guy was unbiased too, right?

From your silly little article
The United States is the only industrialized nation on earth that does not have a national healthcare program. Yet, despite 41 million people with no health insurance and millions more underinsured, we spend far more per capita on healthcare than any other nation. Maybe the reason is that we are seeing no good programs on television, in between the prescription drug advertisements, discussing how we can provide quality healthcare for all at far lower per capita costs than we presently spend?

We DO have a National Healthcare Program. You live in California. How many illegal foreign Nationals to you provide FREE healthcare for? Maybe that's where too much American Tax Payer money goes.

The United States has the most unfair distribution of wealth and income in the industrialized world, and the highest rate of childhood poverty. There’s a lot of television promoting greed and self-interest, but how many programs speak to the “justice” of the richest 1 percent owning more wealth than the bottom 95 percent? Or of the CEOs of major corporations earning 500 times what their employees make?

What is so "unfair" about our distribution of wealth? Or would you prefer a more "socialistic" way of life, where everybody has the exact same thing? No matter how hard they worked or earned. to he!! with leaving anything to your heirs...that just wouldn't be right. The person WITH something to contribute to society (whether it be the ability to shoot a basketball through the net, or develop some new fangled way of doing somthing) should be paid the same amount as someone who offers NOTHING???


And from a left perspective there is — well, no one. The Republican Party, corporate owners and advertisers have their point of view well represented on radio. Unfortunately, the rest of America has almost nothing.

Come on!!! the Left had their chance with Al Franken. I guess the problem boils down to this..."No one was buying it!"

Randy