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Newspaper
The Gaston Gazette
Location
Gastonia, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 2011
Page
2
A short exhortation promoting universal freedom and self-determination. It asserts that freedom comes from individuals controlling their own output, sustains that all are created equal with rights to life and property, and emphasizes freedom as self control for personal and communal advancement.
North Carolina bears about 2.5 billion in unemployment debt as federal extensions swell costs. Higher recipients, 99 weeks of benefits, and federal borrowing push state obligations, with $78 million in interest this month. Commerce shift adds funding doubts as lawmakers seek to curb costs and spur private job creation.
Hood argues that ObamaCare fails to curb health costs and that private insurance proves more efficient when properly measured. He urges transforming Medicare and Medicaid into premium support, expanding access to competitive networks, while adopting fraud-fighting best practices from Florida, New York, Ohio, and Texas to save taxpayers money. He champions strong penalties for Medicaid fraud and criticizes government-run care as fiscally and constitutionally unsuitable.
A reader argues the economic crisis stems from a long drifting mindset that relies on government by design since the 1930s. He warns social programs foster dependency, urges personal accountability, and promotes private compassion over state aid while urging leaders to guide a recovery through minds and actions. Catherine Baker shares a personal anecdote about loaning jumper cables and the lingering lesson of returning borrowed items.
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