Who knew? I didn’t realize that one of my rights as an American is the right to “timely care”, no matter who that might inconvenience. Wouldn’t that make doctors and pharmacists slaves?
I wonder when that was written.
.It’s an upside-down world where pharmacists’ refusal rights supersede patients’ rights to timely care and the conscience of religious institutions trumps the rights of the individuals–religious or not–to access the health care coverage they need.
ht Ricochet via Maggies Farm
UPDATE: Tai-Chi commented below on the old “privilege of being an American” remark by Tim Geithner.
This is well put out of the WSJ today on the subject.
ithinkthereforeierr.wordpress.com 
Well, but only if you pay up for the privilege of being an American.
The privilege of being an American who worked hard to earn a lot of money and hire people.