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Yes, that's a strong word. It may also be appropriate. The White House officials said that the ruling would not have an impact on implementation of the law, which is being phased in gradually. (The individual mandate, for example, does not begin until 2014.) They said that states cannot use the ruling as a basis to delay implementation in part because the ruling does not rest on "anything like a conventional Constitutional analysis." Twenty-six states were involved in the lawsuit.
Except in this case The White House has now declared its intent to intentionally disobey the law as declared by the court.
Originally posted by saltheart foamfollower
Cognitive Dissonance
Obama and the US government is telling the Egyptian people and the government that they should listen to the people.
But here in the US, the government tells the people to shut up and sit down.
Hmmmmm, things that make you go hmmmmmmmmmmmm!
The government, even under the trade clause, still is not supposed to be able to "mandate" that we "buy" anything.
So how exactly is the "Obama-care" constitutional and legal? Just because it's signed into law?
Originally posted by MindSpin
once the Supreme Court rules...that is final.
Originally posted by saltheart foamfollower
reply to post by MindSpin
You can wish in one hand and # in the other.
Sorry, if the government can force you to contract with a private company for something, they can force you to do ANYTHING.
Just because liberals/progressives/socialists/communists/fascists or whatever you are calling yourself lately, believe that FORCED contractual obligations are a good thing, does not make it so.
Originally posted by boondock-saint
Originally posted by MindSpin
once the Supreme Court rules...that is final.
Not if there is a Revolution
and a new set of chief justices
repeal.
What the Courts do .....
the streets can undo.