By Arnold Ahlert"Most Americans probably think a national health care bill is actually about national health care. Their national health care, paid for with their money—and their children's money, their grandchildren's money, their great grandchildren's money, and so on. They probably think two thousand pages of details are about what's in it for them.
Silly people. The reason this monstrosity is two thousand pages long is simple: it takes that many pages to codify the specific bribes paid to each Senator and House member in exchange for their support."
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