Sunday, April 11, 2010  Principle, Not Preference Should Inform
Policy  Get your t-shirt here.  By Daryl Luna, Editor at: *In
Defense of the Constitution*     Obamacare is one of the most
controversial legislative acts in recent history, but it is
nothing new. It is just another example of the federal
government extending its reach into an area once properly
handled by the private sector (even though the government's
involvement in health care has made it more and more difficult
for the private sector to be effective). Instead of the
government providing health care, private charity should help
those suffering who cannot provide for themselves.  In fact,
this is true for a whole host of matters. It is the private
sector, not the government, which is responsible for providing
most things in a free society, and acts of goodwill for one's
fellow man definitely do not belong to the state. But, sadly,
the government has injected itself as the primary source of many
"charitable" actions. Of course, it is not really