Mushrooming health subsidies are creating sick incentives for government to push suicide

State Subsidizes Upper Income Patients

Eight states and Washington, DC, permit medically assisted death for their own residents.

Maryland considered an assisted suicide bill this year.

Oregon and Vermont allow doctors to help patients from other states kill themselves.

Roughly 8,700 Americans have died by assisted suicide since 1997, when Oregon became the first state to legalize it.

Speaker Mike Johnson this month blasted the United Kingdom’s brand-new assisted suicide law, which will allow doctors to help terminally ill patients end their lives.

“Any society that rejects that truth about life as a gift from our creator and adopts a culture of death . . . is in the process of crumbling,” Johnson (R-La.) warned.

He’s right. Alas, parts of America already welcome assisted suicide.

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