Given that moral values was supposedly the most important value in the 2004
American election, it would be interesting to see how many people would
actually be willing to set up to the plate. I find it humorous that the
house republicans have changed their rules to protect Delay, should he be
indicted of political corruption. One would think that those voted for moral
values would be upset by the appearance of protecting immoral behavior.

This led a friend of mine to come up with the idea of creating a Christian
health insurance plan. One of the terms of the plan would be that treatments
that the catholic church and Christian churches have opposed would not be
covered. That would mean no birth control, no treatments derived from stem
cell research, no fertility treatments, no euthanasia.

It would be interesting to see how many people would oppose treatment when
their own life is on the line, rather then someone else's.

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