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RUSH: CNN has a story, ladies and gentlemen: “Not Everybody Hates Health Reform.” Why would they run such a story? What is the premise? If CNN, after yesterday\u2019s so-called debacle, says, “Well, not everybody hates health reform,” doesn\u2019t that mean that most people do? It\u2019s in trouble. With the American people, it\u2019s in trouble. And that ought to matter, but it doesn\u2019t. If it\u2019s not in trouble with Anthony Kennedy, it\u2019s not in trouble. “But, Mr. Limbaugh, the American people\u2019s representatives were elected and then supported and voted for this.” Don\u2019t give me that, Mr. New Castrati. This thing couldn\u2019t have seen the light of day without a bunch of legislative tricks like people who voted for it not reading the bill. <\/p>\n
CALLER: Hey, thanks very much, Rush, and a real pleasure to talk to you.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Thanks much.<\/p>\n
CALLER: I love what you\u2019re doing. Just a real quick thing, Rush. A friend of mine has a son who\u2019s in high school and was recently enrolled in a health class. He took a test, and the question was something to the effect of: “What\u2019s the biggest problem facing Americans today on health care?” And they were given a choice of about four multiple choice answers. They were “mental illness,” one was “sexually transmitted diseases,” one was “drug abuse,” and this type of thing. The number one answer that got your answer correct was “access to health care.” That was the answer of the biggest problem facing Americans today. Now, mind you, this was taken by a student who comes from a large, large family of nine who are all on MaineCare and have never missed an opportunity to go to the emergency room.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Wait, wait, I\u2019m not… I need you to take me back to the beginning here. This was a multiple-choice test?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Multiple-choice test in high school, a high school health class.<\/p>\n
RUSH: High school health class. And how many students in the class, would you guess?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Twenty-five.<\/p>\n
RUSH: Twenty-five. And the number one answer was —<\/p>\n
CALLER: Number one.<\/p>\n
RUSH: — the biggest problem in health care is “access to health care”?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Correct.<\/p>\n
RUSH: In this class of 25?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Right.<\/p>\n
RUSH: And your point is that everybody in that class has access to health care one way or the other, right?<\/p>\n
CALLER: Not only everybody in the class, but the student that was taking is on MaineCare which is a fantastic program for people who can\u2019t afford health care.<\/p>\n
RUSH: That\u2019s what confused me. You said, “The student who\u2019s taking it,” but I thought all 25 were taking it.<\/p>\n
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<\/a>CALLER: Yeah, but the exception here is this student happens to be a prime example of access to health care. You know, she has access to health care, and yet the number one answer says nobody has access to health care.<\/p>\n