No, it is a feeling that the Brits are crazy to like rationed health care

Daily Mail on Sunday:

Was celebration of free health care in Opening Ceremony a coded message to the US? Americans are left confused

Let's start with the fact that it is not free.  UK taxpayers have a higher rate of taxation because of the rationed health care law and they get less bang for their buck.  Too many of their hospitals are not clean and are under staffed.  Horror stories are a regular feature in the same media that celebrate the mess.  If I had a serious problem, I would rather head to the Texas Medical Center in Houston than to the UK.

Why celebrate the evils of socialism when it is responsible for the decay and decline in the UK over the last century.  It is just the kind of thing that has taken Britain from one of the strongest powers in world history to a second rate power that can barely take care of its troops.  Getting rid of socialism would be the best thing that could happen to the UK.

I look forward to an election in the US that will lead to the repeal of the Obamacare monstrosity.

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