There are some surprise consequences from the passing of ObamaCare. (And by “surprise”, I mean “easily predictable”.) Hospitals are shutting down services and the electronic medical records that were going to save us all money may actually cost us more. Yeah, who could have possible predicted that? (Hint: Anyone paying attention.)

In 1999, almost 2,000 children were killed by guns. But in that same year, over 800,000 died from another killer. Just as much a tragedy, but one political party is trying to make sure it stays that way.

Mentioned links:

Southwestern Pa. hospital to stop baby deliveries

In Second Look, Few Savings From Digital Health Records

How many children are killed each year by gun accidents?

Abortion Surveillance — United States, 1999

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