Truthmatters
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Pretty much.
the country is imploding
the country is imploding
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Pretty much.
the country is imploding
Right wingers will not respect law professors, this thread is a waste of time.
I realize that SCOTUS can and does err now and then. Where ambiguity regarding the interpretation of law is discovered in a SCOTUS case, the vote goes along liberal/conservative lines...with the heavier side winning...either of which could be WRONG!Obama Health Law Seen Valid, Scholars Expect Rejection - Bloomberg
The U.S. Supreme Court should uphold a law requiring most Americans to have health insurance if the justices follow legal precedent, according to 19 of 21 constitutional law professors who ventured an opinion on the most-anticipated ruling in years.
Only eight of them predicted the court would do so.
19 say SCOTUS SHOULD
8 think SCOTUS WILL
11 must know that they have their own heads up their own asses.
Liberal scholars think they are more correct than SCOTUS can be.
Imagine that!
Some of them probably are. Maybe not on this, but in general. Heck any educated citizen could be more correct than the Supreme Court. They are just 9 men who were appointed by the President. They aren't gods. They aren't infallible.
If it doesn't get upheld, who pays for the treatment of the uninsured? It's not like ambulances and ERs are going to refuse service, are they?
First they GIVE Bush the election in 2000.
and now they deside everything in a neo con manner.
when scotus tells the American people they are on their own again in healthcare the American people are going to hate the scotus.
If it doesn't get upheld, who pays for the treatment of the uninsured? It's not like ambulances and ERs are going to refuse service, are they?
Obama Health Law Seen Valid, Scholars Expect Rejection - Bloomberg
The U.S. Supreme Court should uphold a law requiring most Americans to have health insurance if the justices follow legal precedent, according to 19 of 21 constitutional law professors who ventured an opinion on the most-anticipated ruling in years.
Only eight of them predicted the court would do so.
Well Whitman is a lib I imagine most all are, still I'd like to say I disagree there is no precedent for telling all Americans they MUST purchase something.
First they GIVE Bush the election in 2000.
and now they deside everything in a neo con manner.
when people are kicked off their current healthcare for preexsisting conditions and the like they are not going to be happy.
they will blame the scotus.
its going to be sad
Right wingers will not respect law professors, this thread is a waste of time.