camp 4 limit is 7 days a summer.

is sleeping in a car or van ok or is that also bandit camping?

A couple quick pointers.
Crane Flats Campground is 15 miles outside the valley, and is pretty open except Fri and Sat.
I also believe there is a bare bones FS camp ground just outside the West entrance called Dirt Flat or something.

When demand exceeds supply, there are two ways to bring them in line: increase prices or ration.

Just wait until the government controls access to health care, it will make the DMV look efficient.

Good thing health care access is controlled by profit-oriented corporations. They make not getting sick at all the best option, but if you want you can pay another 20 dollars a month for ass lube when you do get sick.

Name one thing the gov. does better than private industry....heck, the USPS had to contract with Fed Ex to get packages moved around. When Fed Ex can do it for them, make a profit, and still it costs less than the gov. doing it themselves, there's your clue as to what gov. health insurance will be like. My Canadian friend, a doc, brought his dad here to the states and paid cash to have a stint put in. He would have died waiting for it in Canada. The only thing socialized medicine will do is give lazy bums the same level of insurance that hard working people have, yeah. I've had to scrounge for my own insurance since I was 19, so I know it can be done.

Name one thing the gov. does better than private industry....

Well, when I was between jobs (read NO income) COBRA coverage was costing $1,000 a month.
Yeah, it can be done. For a while. Maybe.

Well, when I was between jobs (read NO income) COBRA coverage was costing $1,000 a month.
Yeah, it can be done. For a while. Maybe.

Name one thing the gov. does better than private industry.... there's your clue as to what gov. health insurance will be like.

My Canadian friend, a doc, brought his dad here to the states and paid cash to have a stint put in. He would have died waiting for it in Canada.

Myth: There are long waits for care, which compromise access to care.There are no waits for urgent or primary care in Canada. There are reasonable waits for most specialists' care, and much longer waits for elective surgery. Yes, there are those instances where a patient can wait up to a month for radiation therapy for breast cancer or prostate cancer, for example. However, the wait has nothing to do with money per se, but everything to do with the lack of radiation therapists. Despite such waits, however, it is noteworthy that Canada boasts lower incident and mortality rates than the U.S. for all cancers combined, according to the U.S. Cancer Statistics Working Group and the Canadian Cancer Society. Moreover, fewer Canadians (11.3 percent) than Americans (14.4 percent) admit unmet health care needs.

Myth: Canadians are paying out of pocket to come to the U.S. for medical care.Most patients who come from Canada to the U.S. for health care are those whose costs are covered by the Canadian governments. If a Canadian goes outside of the country to get services that are deemed medically necessary, not experimental, and are not available at home for whatever reason (e.g., shortage or absence of high tech medical equipment; a longer wait for service than is medically prudent; or lack of physician expertise), the provincial government where you live fully funds your care. Those patients who do come to the U.S. for care and pay out of pocket are those who perceive their care to be more urgent than it likely is.