Obama Healthcare Czar Talks About Socialized Medicine

The Truth Serum Series is a collection of interviews with newsworthy figures showing
what might happen if the interview subject were on truth serum.
Welcome to the first TRUTH SERUM INTERVIEW.
In today's installment, actor Hugh Holub (BRUNO, THE BUCKET LIST) plays Vladimir Hipkiss, Obama's Healthcare Czar. The interview is intended to be fun and insightful in addition to being a chilling indictment of Obamacare and socialized medicine, which has failed magnificently all over the world. The point of view is that any government-run healthcare system will be managed with the same incompetence and inefficiency as the DMV, the IRS, the Postal Service, Amtrak and other nationalized agencies run by the federal government. Perhaps most intriguing is the revelation of the identity of the three people on the Death Panel.
In today's installment, actor Hugh Holub (BRUNO, THE BUCKET LIST) plays Vladimir Hipkiss, Obama's Healthcare Czar. The interview is intended to be fun and insightful in addition to being a chilling indictment of Obamacare and socialized medicine, which has failed magnificently all over the world. The point of view is that any government-run healthcare system will be managed with the same incompetence and inefficiency as the DMV, the IRS, the Postal Service, Amtrak and other nationalized agencies run by the federal government. Perhaps most intriguing is the revelation of the identity of the three people on the Death Panel.
Thanks and check back often as our next interview will be with Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the 9/11 mastermind.
WATCH THE OBAMA HEALTHCARE CZAR NOW.
WATCH THE OBAMA HEALTHCARE CZAR NOW.
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By Thomas G. Schlegel










Bloody clever stuff! Actor playing does a phenomenal job.
Arkady
Indy Mind
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Very funny! Can't wait to see the next one!
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The healthcare czar is named Vladimir? Did he run a bloodbank? Couldn't they find a doctor named Victor?
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