Oh say, I can't see,now at dawn or at night.Social healthcare was hailedas the cure for costs teeming.Whose free price would save allfrom an uninsured plightbut Avastin's deniedby their postal code scheming.Now I squint and I stare,my sight fades in fuzzed glare,thus proving Rush right,it's the costliest health-care!O, say how thissocialized clap-trap enslaves,in this land where health-care's free,pray to God your sight's saved!This rendition of our National Anthem is based on the true story of Brian Turner.  He is a British senior citizen who developed a degenerative eye disease and has completely lost sight in one eye.  He was denied the sight saving drug Avastin  to save his other eye because he had the unfortunate luck to live in a postal code that didn't win the government lottery scheme that offered such care.  You heard me right, they have a lottery scheme that only offers degenerative eye disease drugs to specific postal codes. These nationalized healthcare...(Read Full Post)