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Several years ago I purchased a
brand new television set, took it home and within a couple of days found myself
sorely disappointed in its performance. Everything looked great at first, but
then I noticed there was no sound coming from the speakers, which probably had
something to do with the fact that there was no picture on the screen. Repeated
attempts to get a response to the remote control failed, as did pressing the
buttons on the front. What it boiled down to is that I had a very expensive
device taking up space in my living room that failed to deliver on its basic
function in life. Needless to say, I immediately returned said television set
to the store and demanded a refund, cancelling out a business transaction that
had resulted in failure. I think most Americans would agree that we have
reached that point with Obamacare. (continue reading)
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