Fox's John Stossel upset that under Obamacare women will not have to pay higher insurance costs than men, because they go to the doctor more and "maybe they're hypochondriacs."

Courtesy of Raw Story:

During an appearance on Fox & Friends, Stossel asserted to host Steve Doocy that President Barack Obama’s health care reform law “just kills the market” by mandating that women can no longer be charged more than men for insurance. 

“The competition of the market is the only thing that makes things better,” he explained. “Yesterday, President Obama stood in front of a bunch of women in Massachusetts and said, ‘No longer will those evil insurance companies be able to charge you women more.’” 

“Women go to the doctor much more often than men! Maybe they’re smarter or maybe they’re hypochondriacs,” Stossel continued. “They live longer. Who knows? But if it’s insurance, you ought to be able to charge people who use the services more, more.” 

“But, John, you’re not paying attention,” Doocy said sarcastically. “This administration, this president wants to make everything fair. It’s not fair if you pay less than she does… And as a number of Republicans have made the argument, why should I pay for — I’m in my 60s, why should I pay for your maternity coverage?” 

“Or why should women pay for men’s Viagra?” Stossel asked. “This mandating all this stuff it has to cover just takes away consumer choice.”

The idea is that everybody''s insurance will be fairly determined and that no longer will being a woman be considered a  preexisting condition that could be used to hike their insurance premiums.

Damn WHO marries these idiots?

That mean librarian lady in Wasilla insults the President and claims the establishment is trying to "crucify" Newt Gingrich. Nothing shocking there.

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Clearly Palin has been mainlining Red Bull all morning and her bouncing seems eerily synchronized with the flames in the fake fireplace behind her.

Her frothy, rabies infected spittle spews forth at the President in the beginning of the interview, as both she and Stossel try to puzzle out why the President's SOTU speech received high marks when THEY certainly did not like it. (After all, don't THEY represent the REAL America?)

But leave it to the Grizzled Mama to get to the bottom of the problem. She states that MOST Americans are not, "so obsessively consumed with what goes on in the political arena. And I think a lot of people in the media forget that. The pollsters forget that. And a lot of pundits, just assume that all of us are like, maybe not you, but a lot of people, that would be your colleagues, in that we have the time, and that we have the energy, and the desire to be so entrenched in what's going on in the political arena today that we would know the difference between liberty and shackled to big government, which Barack Obama represents." 

Yes obviously the reason that people liked the President's speech is because they are too busy, and unaware, to recognize the difference between being free and being enslaved. You know THAT is the kind of spot on analysis that earns Klondike Kardashian the big bucks!

A few minutes later Stossel brings the conversation around to what she thinks about Ron Paul. Palin seems to like Paul's financial message, but of course cannot accept his anti-war stance. But Palin uses this as a springboard to defend her favorite candidate, serial adulterer Newt Gingrich: "Look at Newt Gingrich, what's going on with him? Via the establishment's attacks? They're trying to crucify this man, and rewrite history, and rewrite what it is that he has stood for all these years. So it's not just Ron Paul, I believe it's also Newt Gingrich that the establishment, that the liberal media, certainly that the progressives and Democrats, don't like."

It is at this point that Stossel dares to bring up "She whose name must not be spoken," Peggy Noonan. (She once referred to Palin as a "Nincompoop" and has been a vocal critic since the day McCain found her wandering in the woods of Wasilla.)

Stossel: "Peggy Noonan, who I respect, called Newt the 'little attack muffin,' something like that."