Last night's show included State Senator Rhonda Storms.  Senator Storms has fought hard for the protection of our most vulnerable citizens.  In this year's legislative session is a bill created by the Senator to attempt to protect the foster children in our state from being "throw away citizens" drugged at will by a medical profession who has no regard for their safety past what the state will reimburse for drugs that will make the children docile.  Senator Storms has indicated little outcry from the citizens of Florida.  Unless a dramatic change from the legislature, the gravy train for monetary reimbursement without additional regard for our foster children will continue for too many unscrupulous doctors.

The radio show saw irony in Senator Storms visit.  The House of Representatives passed the comprehensive health care bill yesterday (3/21).  With the passage of the bill this radio show envisions a growing cadre of citizens chained to a daily regimen of psychological and emotionally draining pills.  The blank check already given to the reimbursement of drugs to millions of children will be expanded to almost an entire country.  For too many doctors, the dream is to have psychologically and physically dependent patients who need to come in for their five minute fix every month.  It's a great 9-5 job.   The new health care bill will help grow a new cadre of people dependent on the legal drug cartels in this country. 

My next investment goes to Best Buy.  The number of TV sets sold will increase to pacify the millions more who will get out once a month for their drug fix supplied by the government and then sit on their couch for the next 30 days using their life sustaining machine, the TV. 

Somewhere in the 2000 something page health care bill must be a provision for TV sets for the future growing number of psychologically impaired people from prescription drugs.