National Post readers weigh in on the issues of the day, including B.C.\u0027s ban on private health care and Justin Trudeau\u0027s random photo\u002Dops
, Christine Van Geyn and Joanna Baron, both July 15
Now imagine there is a nearby town with a grocery store called “American Provisions.” This store also offers free groceries to their town people who are 65 years of age or older, under a program called Medicare. They also offer free or low-cost food to local poor people, in a program called Medicaid.
“Don’t be envious” their government tells them. “Our system at the Canadian Provisions store is vastly superior.”
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