If healthcare is what the public wants it should come from their state, and they should be able to vote for it, as long as it is on a local level and it is paid for by state citizens… if the libertarians are so dedicated to their cause of property rights ( where ever the hell that example came from ) why do we only hear cricket from their corner?

Pretty stupid to use them as an example…

Obama’s Washington is over run with Communists and radicals. As an example: Obama has appointed, without Congressional review and/or our votes, over 36 Czars to dictate to us everything from the type of cars we are allowed to buy to using heat in our homes in the Winter, to having a garden in our own yards, to forced health care, to impose severe restrictions and/or elimination of our freedom(s) across the board.

And to enforce the un-American dictates, Obama has put in-place thugs
( Acorn, La Raza,Union, etc) and/or domestic military( Amerocorp) to threaten and possibly kill any Americans that resist.

We know that Obama has hi-jacked the Democratic party and has replaced it with racist radicals that want to destroy our country. This is frightening.
If the Congress and Senate won’t stop Obama, Pelosi and Reid from their un-constituitional activities, the states themselves, endorsed by the American people, must make a stand.

I just wonder, which states will pass the legislation and/or if the states will actually assert Sovereignty from the Union?

Frank-O, In addition to being quite conservative, I’m also real big on individual freedom and responsibility. The “stripped down” definition of a libertarian if you like. Assuming that you have read the Tenth Amendment since you are here, remember that it states clearly that the powers not delegated to the Fed are retained by the States or the People.

Property rights quite honestly should be resolved at the State and local level. It’s far easier to protect Liberty close to home than it is at some distant disconnected place like DC.

This is just one Libertarian’s viewpoint of course, but I think you will find far more than you expect agreeing with it.

Wow, that’s idiotic.

I have no problem working within my state to achieve a healthcare plan, Why?.. well for one, it doesnt violate the federal constitution. If my State wants to develop a statewide healthcare plan ( which is has) I am more then willing to work within those parameters, I will participate in voting for State legislators who will take my concerns to Olympia and make it an issue because the healthcare issue is being addressed and tackled locally, me participating in it will have an impact.

On a federal level the issue is decided by leaders who have no vested interest in 49 of the 50 states this is why federal programs rarely if ever work the way they were intended.

The more people get active in their local community the less likely they are to seek larger government bodys to solve their problems.

Believe it or not, community activism is where the solutions are. Where it fails is running to big government for their solutions, Local Communities need to generate their own answers to their problems instead of automatically running to big government for funding,because no community ever gets funding without strings attached….

People need to vote and support as liberal as they can afford on the smallest of government levels to keep things running, (city government, neighborhood associations) first, and progressively Conservative towards the larger government bodys, in order to keep larger government at arms length.