While expounding on the threatened end to the two-party system if healthcare reform passes, Hatch lays bare the basic difference between Democrats and Republicans.
Hatch asserted that the health bills, which he believes represent a "step-by-step approach to socialized medicine," will lead to Americans' dependence on Democrats for their health and other issues.
"And if they get there, of course, you're going to have a very rough time having a two-party system in this country, because almost everybody's going to say, 'All we ever were, all we ever are, all we ever hope to be depends on the Democratic Party,' " Hatch said during an interview with the conservative CNSNews.com.
"That's their goal," Hatch added. "That's what keeps Democrats in power."
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"Do I believe they're that diabolical? I don't believe most of them are, but I think some of them are," Hatch said. "Maybe diabolical's too harsh of a word, but the fact is, they really, really believe in socialized medicine."
See, the Democrats are trying to stay in power by enacting popular legislation that actually helps people. Republicans tried to stay in power by taking the right to vote away from as many people as possible. Now that's diabolical.