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I remember when the year 1984 actually came and went. There materialized no “Big Brother,” no totalitarian state, no thought police. I was 18 and optimistic and thought I would never have reason to revisit that worry.
That was then, as the saying goes, and this is now. Just as George Orwell's dictators did, the right is using “double speak” to warp discussion of important issues. Big Brother is here after all, and he has friends.
The President and his friends form the true “axis of evil” in this nation, one created by the unholy trinity of Republican domination of the law-making process coupled with an almost surreal campaign of misinformation. The whole is anchored by the insurance industry, an engine of greed and unprincipled behavior without any sense of shame. H.R. 5, a law that severely limits the rights of victims of medical malpractice and that slipped through the House without the debate and exposure it deserved because of current distractions, represents another nail in the coffin of the American jury system. Yet that unique American institution ought to command the ultimate respect from a party that claims the misnomer “conservative” and claims to champion states' rights and small government. Republicans are quite the activists, lately, aren't they?
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