Wal-Mart Does What Congress Won’t
But then, of course, roles are reversed so maybe it’s not so strange. The world’s producers bow to Wal-Mart, while Congress bows to the world’s producers. An entirely different dynamic operates between beggars and choosers. Unfortunately, our Congress has beggared itself to the lobbyists in recent years and made a nice little business of being paid off.
But then, of course, roles are reversed so maybe it’s not so strange. The world’s producers bow to Wal-Mart, while Congress bows to the world’s producers. An entirely different dynamic operates between beggars and choosers. Unfortunately, our Congress has beggared itself to the lobbyists in recent years and made a nice little business of being paid off.
One could not have found a more crystal-clear example of what’s right with capitalism and wrong with Congress than the $4 prescription just introduced on over 300 prescription drugs at Wal-Mart.
We just can’t seem to get medical care right in this country, perhaps because we’re so flinchy …