Defeat ObamaCare’s “moral narrative”
by Brian Schwartz | 1:30 am, March 10, 2010 | Comments Off
Paul Hsieh, M.D. writes:
The key is Obama’s declaration, “I don’t know how this plays politically, but I know it’s right.” Ultimately, Obama and his liberal base believe that government-guaranteed health care is a “moral imperative” — i.e., “it’s right.” And that will also be the key to defeating it.
As Leonard Peikoff once wrote, “So long as people believe that socialized medicine is a noble plan, there is no way to fight it. You cannot stop a noble plan — not if it really is noble. The only way you can defeat it is to unmask it — to show that it is the very opposite of noble. Then at least you have a fighting chance.”
Read the whole article in Pajamas Media: “Can the Moral ‘Narrative’ of ObamaCare Be Defeated?”
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