Dr. Coulter's health care diagnosis

A Free Press For A Free People Dr. Coulter's health care diagnosis Ann Coulter brings clarity and humor to today's health care debate in her new column today at WorldNetDaily. Opens Coulter: "All the problems with the American health care system come from government intervention, so naturally the Democrats' idea for fixing it is more government intervention. This is like trying to sober up by having another drink." Coulter explains why some Americans don't have health insurance – because they've chosen not to buy it. [ Continued Below ] Barney Frank: Patriot of the week What Ann Coulter represents to the written word, Molotov Mitchell is to the age of video. He's edgy. He's creative. And he's a digital bomb-thrower. This week, Molotov Mitchell hails an unlikely congressman for his Obama signing statement smackdown — You won't want to miss it. "The reaction to Mitchell's work is always the same," said Joseph Farah, editor and chief executive officer of WND. "Any time somebody checks out his work, they are blown away." Writes Coulter: "A young, healthy person has a choice of buying artificially expensive health insurance that, by law, covers a smorgasbord of medical services of no interest to him ... or going uninsured. People who aren't planning on giving birth to a slew of children with restless leg syndrome in the near future forgo insurance – and then politicians tell us we have a national emergency because some people don't have health insurance. "The whole idea of insurance is to insure against catastrophes: You buy insurance in case your house burns down – not so you can force other people in your plan to pay for your maid. You buy car insurance in case you're in a major accident, not so everyone in the plan shares the cost of gas." Click to read Coulter's entire column now at WorldNetDaily.com Demand soars for eligibility postcards Birth certificate issue remains uppermost in readers concerns The issue of Barack Obama's eligibility to be president of the United States remains uppermost among the concerns for WND readers, because for the second week in a row, WND's White House Eligibility Postcards are the top product among best-sellers at the WND Superstore. Obama has reported he was born Aug. 4, 1961, in an unnamed Honolulu hospital. But there's been no birth certificate released, no verification, no doctor's testimony, no witness confirmation of his statement. And even a letter purporting to be from Obama claiming Kapi'olani hospital as his birthplace has been refused confirmation by the White House. So WND's SuperStore designed and printed postcards for the coming occasion. The front of the card raises the question: "Where's The Birth Certificate?" The back is open for your personalized greetings. The postcards measure about four inches by six. Starting at just $4 (free shipping!), packs of postcards are available in quantities of 5, 10, 25, 50, and 100. Supplies are limited, so order today. Click Here to Get Your Postcards NEW Magnetic Bumper Stickers: Click here to see WND's whole line of original magnetic bumper stickers. This email was sent to brad0222002.economy@blogger.com as a subscriber to the News Alerts from WND.com email list. To manage your email delivery preferences, click here. To immediately and permanently unsubscribe, click here. If you are interested in advertising with WND.com, the leading independent news source on the Net, email advertising@wnd.com. WorldNetDaily.com | 249 E. Ocean Blvd, Ste 325 | Long Beach, CA 90802 Copyright 1997-2009 WorldNetDaily.com Inc. All Rights Reserved.