Some Wisconsinites may have noticed Jim Doyle’s support of an idea to increase spending and financial support in the healthcare industry by taxing hospitals. The basic idea reflects a backward idea that increasing hospital costs will allow the underprivileged to spend more in hospitals by giving them the hospital’s profits. While the next step in the logical process involving the loss to hospitals being made up somewhere else may seem obvious to most, Jim Doyle sees this as a way to stimulate Wisconsin’s economy because Medicaid recipients will have more money to spend on consumer products. I mean all that expendable income is why America created means-tested social welfare programs… right?
In retrospect of previous actions by current political leaders, many expect this ridiculous political action to be somehow connected to the unbelievable deficit that coincidentally is the fault of generally the same people. Wisconsin, previously known as one of the great laboratories of democracy in the United States, has lately become one of the great laboratories of Democratic mistakes as our citizens fall into debt that anyone who demonstrates knowledge about the second tallest capitol building in the country would be ashamed to hear. However, this strange apparent attempt to raise government revenues by regressively taxing the sick has no link to our current deficit. The ploy is above Doyle’s usual partisan pandering, like his refusal to recognize Ronald Reagan Day. Doyle actually is supporting a much more sinister objective along with Wisconsin’s entire Democratic Party.
In an effort to undermine the religious right, Wisconsin Democrats are assaulting the moral and religious base that many associate with modern Republicans. The increase on hospital taxes is being fiendishly coupled with a bill pushed by Democrats to allow breast-feeding to occur publicly all over Wisconsin. Then, when women begin their public displays of nudity while feeding their children, everyone will go crazy at the barrage of visual inappropriateness assaulting them in shopping malls, parks, perhaps even their bi-weekly political science class. Both ideas alone may only seem stupid, but in conjunction they are an evil ploy to destroy the Republican Party and create a totalitarian regime in the Badger state.
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