Re: David Cross on Health Care

> How would it be communicated to you or Cross how many
> Christians are willing to ask those questions?

I don't seen where anyone's put a number on how many Christians are
asking those questions. You don't have to be a mathemetician, however,
to observe that the "Christian right" has not thrown it's considerable
weight or resources into exploring how to make universal health care
work.

***maybe they should that would instantly force the democrats to fight against
them.


> And who are they supposed to ask those questions?

Their representatives in Washington, each other, their opponents on
the left, their

**and Cross knows they do not because...why?  Because Joel Olstein isn't
testifying before congress?

> I've asked myself questions about healthcare issues
> and I'm pretty sure nearly everyone, regardless of beliefs,
> has given thought to healthcare and how it should be paid for.

Giving it some thought isn't the same thing as asking yourself
questions which presuppose that it should be done, and pondering how
best to go about it.

***and again, universal health care is not the only method to ending suffering.

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