“Up to 20,000 people have died needlessly early after being denied cancer drugs on the [British National Health Service], it was revealed yesterday,” according to Daniel Martin of The Daily Mail. These unnecessary or unnecessarily quick deaths had to do with patients being refused cancer medication for rare forms of cancer.

Paul Krugman lets us all know that the so called “public option” is a bridge to single-payer. Well, thanks for the honesty Paul:

The key is that, unlike the United States, Singapore allows the market to work; Almost 70% of the medical expenditures are private. Singapore encourages their citizens to price shop and thereby push the price of healthcare down.