Health Care and Ideology

Russel Kirk outlined 10 conservative principles that were vital to public policy, first of which was the necessity of preserving the moral order. These principles are consistent with the Gospel and should be a guiding light for all politicians considering a vote for the current healthcare bill. Watch Chuck Colson as he provides a case for the need to check government power and restore a sense of the proper moral order to popular healthcare reform measures.

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• Charles Colson
• Russel Kirk
• conservative
• public policy
• healthcare
• reform
• government power
• moral order
• Two-Minute Warning

[dkkght46]

You wanted ObamaCare you got it and now you will also have the expansion of the IRS in an ominous way that reaches into every American family. FOOLS. Now the IRS will oversee, administer and collect penalties for people who don't buy health insurance. So now you FOOLS will pay for ten years to get benefits for six years, LMAO. Apparently losing their jobs in deterrent is not much of a deterrent to these people. Treason must be very rewarding as well as intoxicating.

[WGAtwell]

The right to life and the protection of consciences are the two most essential pieces that need to be added to the healthcare bill. Right on, Colson!

We are a religious country, rooted in Godly principles. Atheists deny this claim as "wrong" and yet have no philosophical grounding to determine how right and wrong could even exist. They refute themselves with baseless arguments.

The words of Kirk and Colson should be heeded.

[rockman002]

fact: obama is an idiot, thinking he will pass this by lying to the american people about not having paying more to line his pockets.

[dlucas90]

A true conservative, in my opinion, understands that the monetary system is fundamentally broken at its core. The method govts. have enabled banks to create money to begin with leads to almost all the problems we see today.

[Camino1]

Republicanese. Obstructionism. That's what I hear, and I like Chuck's story--read his bio, but these Christians think all Christians should like their ideology--not the case.

[4u2b1ib12]

ColsonCenter,

Why are you lying? The bill includes no funding for abortion.

What about an eptopic pregnancy? The "moral order" is antiquated, subjugating women.

You point of "prudence" supports slavery, according to your Bible.

The nations economy was ruined by prudent men; legislators sponsored repeal of "Glass-Steagall," war mongering, insurance supported deceitfulness, from theism.

Ideology is not law. we have a Constitution.

It be it!