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So she answers first, he modifies the question to ask if we have the power to tell people what they have to eat everyday, she thinks for maybe 4 seconds when he starts talking again and the video cuts out before we can see her response.....you're right, she obviously isn't qualified due to this overwhelming evidence.
What video are you looking at, because that's not at all what happened. It shouldn't have taken her more than half a second to say no to his question. What's there to think about? The Constitution doesn't give the Federal government the right to be authoritarian.
That's actually exactly what happened. Just because you don't like the way she responded, doesn't change what actually happened on the video.
We're talking about two different parts of the video. I'm talking about beginning. I think you're talking about the end.
Either way, it doesn't make any difference. Coburn was referring to the Commerce Clause throughout the video. He stated it at the beginning and again at the end. She knew what he was asking her. Her response at the beginning should have simply been no, the government doesn't have the authority to tell people what to eat every day. It's a no brainer.