The resignation of nanny-in-chief Kathleen Sebelius is good news for lovers of freedom everywhere, except for the near certainty that someone even worse will be appointed to succeed her.
The ever-increasing federal attempts to micromanage citizens' lives will no doubt move inexorably forward, no matter who is put in charge of the effort. As egregious as her efforts may have been, Sebelius is merely the figurehead of the nanny state campaign to tell us what to eat, drink and otherwise consume from day to day.
Likewise, each of the last three presidents has been the worst in U.S. history, and as long as the government's march toward totalitarianism continues, that trend will continue. It won't stop until a majority of Americans decide to assume the responsibility for their own lives again.
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