Government bureaucrats can't be the ones in charge of your cancer treatment.
During Thursday night's GOP debate, presidential hopeful Herman Cain, a survivor of stage IV colon cancer, was asked about his opposition to the national health care law dubbed "Obamacare." Cain asserted that if decisions regarding his cancer treatment were left to the devices and time-frame of government bureaucrats, he would have been dead.
Cain, speaking from his own highly personal experience, truly seemed to resonate with the audience:
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