The End of the Beginning

My first little book in a health reform series comes out next week. You may order it then with your credit card.  It will also be available in 40 leading book stores.

The book  bears this title:

New Voice of Health Reform

The 3Rs - Rhyme, Rhetoric, and Reality

Book Number One: Physicians, Poetry, and Humor

First of a Series of Little Books on Health Reform

Richard L. Reece, MD

Author of the Health Reform Maze

and Medinnovation Blog

I shall end this first little book on little book series,

with two  well-known Winston Churchill verities.

One, “Now this is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end.  But it is , perhaps, the end of the beginning.”
Churchill's  way with thoughts and words was certainly winning.

Two: “You can always trust the Americans. In the end, they will do the right thing.”
Perhaps,  but you cannot tell from the Affordable Care Act,  our very latest fling.

Churchill ended Quote # Two with this- "after exhausting all the other possibilities."
Well, with Obamacare  it is safe to say "in the end" we have yet to exhaust all the liabilities.

For most Americans, Obamacare is less than promising.
For many Americans, Romneycare is even less premising.

Romney promises wider health care access,
Guaranteed at each state's individual behest.

“ Access " and "behest," you may notice,  do not  rhyme,
Nor will they resonate  with any universal care mime.

I close with this quote from my book The Health Reform Maze

The book started with this succinct and telltale  phrase.

“Government may think it knoweth,

What is best for most of us,

But the market often bestoweth.

What is good for the rest of us.”

Tweet:  The Presidential election on November is end of the beginning for the Affordable Care Act, no matter who wins.