Republicans are approaching health insurance as if they were the better managers of socialism.  Why not take this opportunity to express the core principles of conservatism for better solutions? As the Senate grapples with the Gordian Knot of universal and affordable health insurance, senators have fallen into the script that publicly funded health insurance is tantamount to a constitutional right.  It isn't, and through the collective fog of "government money," they're obscuring the reality that, in effect, one neighbor is knocking on the door of another, demanding that he pay up for a "human right."  Blindness to this reality is leading the Senate to irreconcilable conflicts within the majority party because personal responsibility and true conservative values are being ignored here.  What the Senate is left doing are back-room shell games to devise clever ways of disguising the redistribution of health insurance costs.  It...(Read Full Article)