After many years, the trial of former Khmer Rouge torturer Kaing
Guek Eav (Comrade Duch) has been underway in Cambodia. Duch was
allegedly responsible for the deaths of thousands of Cambodians
during the killing fields period of the 1970s. The world’s press
has largely been ignoring this story, which is even more strange
because, during his many years in hiding, Duch became a born-again
Christian and was doing work in refugee camps. Paul Chesser
from American Spectator (www.spectator.org) joins the show.
Tucked away in the current healthcare bill is a provision to fund
what used to be called the “Parents as Teachers” program, where
government workers come into homes to teach parents how to parent
according to government standards. We’ll re-air an interview with
Cathy Duffey from 12 years ago about her book, “Government
Nannies,” just to show how many programs and agendas that don’t
make it on the first try, get repackaged into successive bills over
and over again until they pass.
John’s extended boralogue examines why so many people are so upset
about the subject of healthcare reform. He traces the history of
it to the actions of congress over the last four years as more and
more people become convinced that they are being deceived by a
legislative body in serious debt, operating out of touch with
reality.
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