they are either ignorant or liars. Pingback | 7.27.09 @ 5:23PM ...basically means that every time you are sick or injured, you will have a clerk from the Department of Motor Vehicles telling your doctor what he can and cannot do. We've Figured Him Out The American Spectator : We've Figured Him Out Page 38 of 38  First my friend john | 7.27.09 @ 5:28PM Wow. I can't believe Ben Stein is that ill informed. I mean, for one thing, the government is only taking over health insurance; they aren't trying to take over the operation of health facilities. No "clerk from the BMV" is going to be behind the counter when you go to the doctor's office or the hospital. It's going to be the same exact people who've always been there. They are just going to have lower overhead costs because they will only have to pay the government for insurance. Second, the BMV isn;t the only state run organization. Why would the new healthcare (insurance) plan run like the BMV and not the FBI or the FDA or... you know... all the government organizations that regulate the hospitals right now that force them to provide the best care possible under penalty of law. Jim O'Brien | 7.27.09 @ 5:37PM As Milton Friedman pointed out, no one is entitled to medical care. It is not a "right". If it were, then everyone would also have the right to free food, free housing, free vacations, free retirement, and free