Turns out Representative Joe Wilson of South Carolina was right. The man in the white house is a liar. This, of course, should come as no surprise…what occupant of this expensive public housing has not been a liar? Wilson is the one that called the man in the white house (I won’t foul this blog with his name) a liar during a state of the union address.
Kathleen Parker of the Washington Post ventured into the same territory with her recent editorial about his fabrication of his mother’s cancer treatment. Turns out she wasn’t denied any treatment at all due to a pre-existing condition and the insurance paid for the treatment contrary to his story. Why is this important? This was the fraudulant story used to buffalo that part of his health care plan that eliminates pre-existing conditions as a basis for denial of coverage.
So, if he would lie about this, would he lie about other stuff? Could it be that other parts of the health care plan are based on lies?
Maybe he should apologize to Rep. Wilson.
G. Keith Smith, M.D.
