Michael "I Ate the Whole Thing" Moore: 'The old Dem Party is hopefully dead'

At the conclusion of the first round of Democratic debate on Wednesday, far-Left "tons of fun" filmmaker and Whopper-eating legend, Michael Moore, is as happy as a pig in a pen over the fact that the age of moderate Democrats may be over and the socialists can now take over and remake America into Venezuela.

"My headline: 'Democratic Candidates Jostle to Out-Bernie Bernie at Miami Debate,'" Moore said on Twitter. "This was the first time in my life I’ve watched Democrats fight to be more progressive than the other Dems. The old Dem Party hopefully is dead & this one must appeal to youth, ppl of color & women."

It will also appeal to freeloaders and illegal aliens who want things from others and aren't willing to pay for it themselves.

"De Blasio wins the first half hour. No one predicted that," Moore tweeted during the debate.

The reason for the lack of prediction regarding de Blasio is because the only person who really won the first half hour was Donald Trump. He also won the remaining 90 minutes, but that's just me and the rest of the GOP.

 "Shameful that only he and Sen. Warren raised their hands when the were all asked if they would get rid of private, profit-making health insurance companies. Greed is the enemy. 8 of the 10 don’t want to say that."

Maybe the rest of the panel were wise enough to realize that about 180 million Americans have private insurance and most of us are happy with it.

"One thing you know about Elizabeth Warren is that she has no interest in enriching herself," he said in another tweet after taking a bite in his sirloin steak, and washing it down with beer and then farting. "She is out to make the wealthy pay for the wreckage they’ve caused. And she refuses to be pitted against Bernie. Tonight she praised him."

The wealthy are the ones in this country who have created jobs and have taken all the risks while doing so. The only risk Michael Moore has ever taken was to forgo his cholesterol meds one day after deciding to live dangerously.

If Democrats really do what they say they will do and abolish private health insurance, they will be putting millions of Americans out of work, lower the efficacy of medical treatment, and will put the government in charge of medical decisions, like they did in the UK, in the case of Alfie Evans whereby the government refused his parents to allow him to go for life-saving medical intervention in Italy.

People like Moore want big government like he wants seconds on the meat. But while only 13 percent of Americans go along with one plan fits all, most people, 32 percent, go along with a universal, government operated system that still allows them to buy private insurance coverage.

It's always the people who've already made their money through free trade [aka capitalism] that love socialism for the rest of us. Redistribute all of your wealth first, then we'll listen--because we know who the real "fat cat" is.

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Alfie Evans, UK toddler dies at the hand of the State

Alfie Evans, the U.K. toddler is dead. He never quite reached his second birthday because the government refused to allow his parents to take him for treatment in Italy. 

The child was taken off life support in spite of the heartbroken protests of his parents, Kate James and Tom Evans. Even Pope Francis became involved in Alfie's plight but to no avail. The government said that it was in the baby's best interest to allow him to die.

The announcement of Alfie's death came Saturday morning.

Alfie had a degenerative brain condition known as encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion. 

It is likely Alfie would have died even if he was treated in Italy, but didn't he and his parents deserve the chance to try to extend his life?

Does any government have the right to overrule the parents of a child who want to save, not kill, their baby? Do they have the right to prevent the parents from leaving the hospital with their baby and traveling to a country that had the decency to make him a citizen in order to treat him?

England is shameful.


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U.K. has become a disgusting hovel that plays God very poorly

It's one thing when the parents of a child with medical conditions want to kill the child and the hospital and government forbid it. But it's another thing when the parents of a child want to do whatever they can to save the child and the hospital and government want the child to die because "it's in the child's best interests."

The United (aka Untied) Kingdom has decided that 23-month-old baby Alfie Evans should die. What a horrible, horrible decision the court system came to after the judge denied the parents' request to travel to Italy to seek further treatment.

Now that Alfie is of life-support since Monday night and battling for his life, his parents have been forced to give him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation while sitting in a hospital.

The Sun reported on Tuesday that the "Evans' parents are giving him mouth-to-mouth resuscitation in a desperate bid to keep him alive after a court ruled he cannot be flown to Italy for treatment. Tom Evans tonight said he and Alfie's mum Kate are trying to help Alfie's breathing after 'his lips turned blue.'"

Tom Evans made this incredibly sad comment outside Alder Hey Hospital in Liverpool. "We were doing what a nurse should have been doing to sustain his life," he said.

"Now they are saying that he looks really good but we all know he should be in Italy right now."

Baby Alfie is thought to suffer from encephalomyopathic mitochondrial DNA depletion syndrome. The hospital staff claim keeping him alive is not in his "best interest." Yes, these wonderful people believe that death is in Alfie's best interest but his parents don't agree. Tom and Kate Evans are fighting a last-ditch legal battle to take Alfie to Italy for treatment where Italy has even granted the baby citizenship and an offer of assistance.

But the Evans' were met only with rejection from the U.K.:

"Alfie Evans' family has lost its legal challenge to fly him to Italy for treatment in what judge calls the 'final chapter in the case of this extraordinary little boy,'" wrote Josh Halliday of The Guardian.

 How very stiff upper lip and all that rot.


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