Morality? Seriously?

For those of you that have not heard, the administration just conducted a conference call with religious leaders to gain their support for the administration's health care program. The administration claimed that everyone (Every American) has a "moral obligation" to provide health care to every individual. So, the smoke screen is clearing. The intentions are now very clear. This is about health care entitlements.

Putting aside the whole separation of church and state thing. And, the reason that the colonies wanted independence from England in the first place. I am really surprised that the administration would turn to the church for support. Do they really think that church members have forgotten about the Democratic Party's stand on Abortion? What about the morality of Abortion? How can this administration be citing morality out of one side of their mouth, and liberal social policies out of the other? In particular, this President is going to probably be the one that appoints enough judges to the Supreme Court to ensure a very liberal interpretation of the constitution for many years to come. I'm sure we will hear how the administration does not really support Abortion. But, the evidence says something else. The judge that was just appointed to the Supreme Court seems to be socially very liberal. So, how can this administration and the Democratic Party on the whole be supportive of Abortion on one hand, and claim that everyone has a moral obligation to provide health care on the other?

While we are on the topic of morality, I would like to know how congress can continue, in good conscience, to vote themselves pay and benefit increases, when hundreds of thousands of working class Americans are continuing to lose their jobs every week. Isn't this a moral, or at least an ethical issue?

And, then there is the boycott against Whole Foods. I do not know who started this. But, I do know that a campaign has been started to boycott Whole Foods, because their Founder and CEO came out against the President's health care plan. If anyone had taken the time to investigate this properly, they would have found that the Whole Foods CEO has reduced his salary to a single dollar a year. And, he is donating all his stock option proceeds to charity. This is a perfect example of what happens when people act without thinking. Yet, these hate mongers from the extreme left have decided to do a boycott against Whole Foods. Get the facts, people! Do not act without thinking! If anything, we should be supporting the Whole Foods CEO as an example of what all corporate CEOs should be like. Think about it - he has made enough money and now he is giving back to the community. One more detail: the Whole Foods boycott is not going to hurt the CEO; it's only going to hurt the workers. If Whole Food's revenues drop, they are going to have to release employees. Do you see the real problem here? It's what my grandmother used to call "Penny wise and Pound foolish". All the Democrats can focus on is the Health Care Entitlements. And, they are determined to bully anyone that does not agree with them. That is why the administration is collecting the names of folks that are sending out emails criticizing the administration's policies. Rather than recognizing that working class Americans do not want health care entitlements, these folks are trying to silence the opposition to their plans. They are trying to ram the President's health care plan down the throats of average, hard working Americans. And, they will demonize anyone - ANYONE - who does not agree with them. Look at the example with the Whole Foods CEO. This is a guy that I would like to have representing me in Washington. This is a guy that seems to have Morals and Ethics. Clearly, this is not a guy that would be voting himself raises, when his constituents are losing their jobs.

Is the Democratic Party seriously claiming the Moral high ground on Health Care?

Isn't it ironic that the Democratic Party would be Pro-Choice for Abortion, but, not Pro-Choice when it comes to Health Care?