Digg thisDuring the neverending 2008 presidential campaign, Senator Barack Hussein Obama was asked to give the most important policy difference between him and Hillary Clinton. Here’s what he said:
“Uh, uh, Senator Clinton has a different approach. She believes that we have to, uh, force people who don’t have health insurance to buy it. Otherwise, there will be a lot of people who don’t get it. I don’t see those folks, and I think that it is important for us to recognize that if, in fact, you’re gonna mandate, uh, the purchase of insurance and it’s not affordable, then there’s gonna have to be some enforcement mechanism that the government uses, and they may charge people who already don’t have health care fines, or have to take it out of their paychecks. And that, I don’t think is helping those without health insurance. That is a genuine difference.”
Remember, this was the most important policy difference between him and Hillary. Out of everything they didn’t agree on, that’s the one thing he wanted you to know about.
That’s why ObamaCare will charge you fines for not having health care. The purchase of insurance will be mandated. Uh, people who don’t have health insurance will be forced to buy it.
And our leaders couldn’t be happier about it:
Past Obama and Present Obama: That is a genuine difference.
(Hat tip to Deceiver reader Jenn)
