Fox News' Megyn Kelly hosted Dr. Ezekiel Emanuel on her show Friday night and called him an "interesting guy." Well that's an "interesting" adjective to describe Obama's former health policy adviser who thinks a government bureaucrat should dole out medical treatment based on the individual's usefulness to society. At the heart of ObamaCare is Emanuel's 'complete lives' system proposal -- i.e. reduce costs by cutting health services to individuals who are prevented from "being or becoming participating citizens." According to the doctor, the Hippocratic Oath is way overrated. A utilitarian-minded government panel takes the place of the doctor-patient relationship and decides who's a financial drain and who's not. On his list of those who need care, but shouldn't necessarily receive it, are newborns, toddlers, the disabled, those with genetic disorders, late-stage cancer, Alzheimer's, dementia, and senior citizens who have already consumed maximum resources. Kelly didn't grill...(Read Full Post)