Dave Ramsey and Cary Hall Spell Out What’s Wrong with Socialized Medicine

Kansas City, Missouri – June 25, 2008 -- The Health Insurance Advocate, Cary Hall, recently interviewed debt and financial guru, Dave Ramsey, to discuss aspects of National Health Care not being addressed by the presidential candidates, the vast majority of politicians or the media.

Hall’s interview segment with Dave Ramsey will air this Saturday, June 28 on The Health Insurance Advocate Show.  Listeners are offered the following pre-program quiz to help them prepare for the show.

What saps the fun out of traveling abroad to Europe?

A)    A bad foot rash        B) The value of the American dollar     C) Socialism

Can the government foster the desire of a noble heart to help one’s neighbor?

A)    Yes        B) Maybe So        C) Nada

How long does it take to get a root canal in Ireland?

A)    15 minutes    B) A fortnight        C) 6 months

In which country did national health care actually succeed in improving overall health care?

A)    Lithmaskavonia        B) Afganistan        C) None

Which US city should Americans quit turning to for solutions to their problems?

A)    New Orleans         B) Baja        C) Washington DC

What does the American working man need to “get up off” of in order to go to work?

A)    His high horse        B) His Corinthian Leather    C) His butt

Which economic system will not cause the US to prosper financially?

A)    The Ancient Greek System    B) Russian Barter Economics    C) Government Socialism

Listeners will also learn about WHO is selling the National Health Care bill of goods, WHAT the government runs well, WHY Medicare will be broke in two years, HOW much money the government will take from tax payers to “fix” the problem, WHEN the death of the Death Tax Repeal will happen and WHERE families can find the ability to protect their own when it comes to future medical needs.

“Those who have not been to Europe may not understand what happens to a nation when it socializes its health care,” says Cary Hall.  “If Americans think it will stay the same here in the United States after going to a government-run single payer system, they really have another thing coming.”