At the confirmation hearing for Robert F. Kennedy as Secretary of Health and Human Services, Sen. Bernie Sanders has been on fire, demanding of Kennedy, "ARE YOU SUPPORTIVE OF THESE ONESIES?" That wasn't the only question Sanders asked, and Sanders' office apparently thought this was an important enough exchange to post on his X account.

Kennedy just should have said "no" and moved on. No, health care is not a human right. If it were, the labor of doctors and other healthcare providers would be mandated, and the government would set the compensation, if any. No one would want to become a doctor if they knew it led to indentured servitude. No human right can demand free labor from someone else.

That was our answer. Here's video of RFK's.

… It's different, because free speech costs nothing. In health care - if you smoke cigs for 20 years, and you get cancer - you are now taking from the pool of resources..-

SANDERS: -We've got a few minutes left here.

Sanders' staff really whittled down RFK's answer for their post. Still, it shows that Sanders believes that healthcare is a human right, which it's not.

Liberals believe all of their causes are human rights, like housing. You have the right to a free house, apparently.

Democrats have made a mess of healthcare — Sanders certainly hasn't advanced his vision of doctors as slaves.