Faith of the Fathers

Monday, October 08, 2012

The following excerpts are from LifeNews.com:

“A rose by any other name,” Shakespeare wrote, “would smell just as sweet.” Unfortunately, the same is true when the fragrance is less pleasant.
When the role of Obamacare’s Independent Payment Advisory Board in rationing life-saving medical treatments is alleged, the law’s apologists indignantly point out that the law specifically precludes the board from “rationing.” They seem convinced this demonstrates that the charges of “rationing” are unarguably false. But are they right?

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Obama Was Wrong: Obamacare's IPAB Will Ration Life-Saving Care | LifeNews.com

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The US state of Massachusetts is to hold a referendum on the legalisation of assisted suicide next month at the time of the presidential election.
On 6 November Massachusetts voters will have the opportunity to vote on Question 2, ‘Prescribing Medication to End Life.’ This is an important vote given the influence and prominence of Massachusetts itself.
As well as being the subject of a famous hit by the Bee Gees (!) Massachusetts, a small state on the US Eastern seaboard, has played a significant historical, cultural, and commercial role in American history.

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Massachusetts: Doctors and Disabled Oppose Assisted Suicide Measure | LifeNews.com

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A new video produced by a state pro-life group educates the public on the dangers of healthcare rationing in President Obama’s healthcare law.
The Center for Medical Ethics at Louisiana Right to Life launched a new website and video today, www.YourLifeatRisk.com. The website features a video that brings to light the truth about the new healthcare law known as Obamacare and it explores what healthcare rationing is and how it could affect your healthcare as well as your family’s healthcare.

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New Video Exposes Health Care Rationing in Obamacare | LifeNews.com