Universal healthcare is a good thing, Craig. There's no "supposed to be" about it. The US is the only developed country without it. US system is also most expensive, with tens of millions not covered.
You haven't said what you agree with Ken and I don't know what you mean by changing within election cycles. The whole idea of parties is to change things when they become the government.
Anyone believing "big bro" isn't holding everyone's hands whether they like it or not is smoking dope. And no, Craig, I don't call anyone a hater. I don't know anyone well enough here to make that call.
I believe from Mike's post above that he lives to a high standard of human values, which I've known all along. I don't have to know his political affiliations, his church, colour or sexual orientation.
