Ahead of the upcoming mid-term elections there is an argument being put forward by Democrat apologists
that President Barack Obama’s resuscitation of Wall Street at public
expense and his wholly inadequate ACA (Affordable Care Act) are policy
successes worthy of political support. The base tactic is to set up
false choices and then argue that Mr. Obama chose among the better of
the available alternatives. His unconditional resurrection of Wall
Street is posed against an inevitable second Great Depression when the
choice was between reviving the existing system of suicide finance or
reining it in to serve a public purpose. And the problem in need of
solving with the American health care system is a lack of access to
health care for a substantial portion of the population. Increasing the
intrusion of the insurance industry into the U.S. health care system, as
the ACA does, builds an even higher wall between people and access to
health care. http://www.counterpunch.org/2014/08/08/obama-and-the-revival-of-wall-street/
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