Amidst the cash for clunkers fiasco and the recession and bailouts, the government is attempting to work out a health care plan for everyone in the US. I’m not going to go into details of the government healthcare plan right now, mostly because the government is still hashing it out with one another and it’ll probably change numerous times before it even comes to a vote.

However, there is one aspect of the health care proposals that have me very upset — and I’m being nice and G-rated with that verbiage.

Apparently there are people who are opposed to the new government health care plan. It happens. We have a bi-partisan government with lots of different ideas. In the US, people have all different opinions — it’s part of what makes us so wonderful.

I can have a different opinion than my neighbor or co-worker or family member — and that’s okay. No one is going to come into my house and lock me up simply because I disagree with the current government.

However, as I said, there are people who disagree with the new government health care proposal, which should be perfectly okay. These people have the right to speak their opinion. But some Democrat leaders don’t think so. Those who are opposing the new healthcare reform proposals have been called “Un-American” by Nancy Pelosi and Steny Hoyer.

WTH?

Last time I checked, this was a free country and we were allowed to peacefully assemble and speak freely. Whether you agree with the opponents of government health care or not, this should anger you. People of all opinions should be allowed to speak their opinions without being called “Un-American.”

So, at the risk of being called “Un-American” and in support of those who oppose gobernment run health care, here’s some political swag that is against government health care. Even if you support government health care, don’t support Democratic leaders who are trying to undermine the freedom of your fellow Americans.

Universal health care or freedom choice bumper sticker.

How expensive is free health care t-shirt.

Government vs. private health care bumper stickers.

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