WillowTree
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It's being reported on Fox News, The Number One Source of News in the USA, that obie wan and his doj don't want the health care law to go to the SCOTUS.. wonder why??
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Obama cares about the Constitution? When did this start happening?If this is true, maybe some of his lawyers told him that it is unconstitutional, and would probably lose in a Supreme Court that is stacked 5-4 against them.
Because it is unconstitutional? Go figure.It's being reported on Fox News, The Number One Source of News in the USA, that obie wan and his doj don't want the health care law to go to the SCOTUS.. wonder why??
Reported? Or Opinion? Link?
Reported? Or Opinion? Link?
WHAT? Not one Republican voted for that bill.
It's being reported on Fox News, The Number One Source of News in the USA, that obie wan and his doj don't want the health care law to go to the SCOTUS.. wonder why??
It's being reported on Fox News, The Number One Source of News in the USA, that obie wan and his doj don't want the health care law to go to the SCOTUS.. wonder why??
They want to drag this out. Their strategy is to claim that because the individual mandate doesn't go into effect until 2014, they can continue implementing the other aspects of ObamaCare. Delay will allow them to get the government and the ecomony "so pregnant" with O-Care, that they can then make the claim that voiding it will creating an economic calamity.
This is why a couple of states are now trying to accelerate the SCOTUS process. They don't want to expend funds to comply with the law and enable the Obama strategy.
It's being reported on Fox News, The Number One Source of News in the USA, that obie wan and his doj don't want the health care law to go to the SCOTUS.. wonder why??
They want to drag this out. Their strategy is to claim that because the individual mandate doesn't go into effect until 2014, they can continue implementing the other aspects of ObamaCare. Delay will allow them to get the government and the ecomony "so pregnant" with O-Care, that they can then make the claim that voiding it will creating an economic calamity.
This is why a couple of states are now trying to accelerate the SCOTUS process. They don't want to expend funds to comply with the law and enable the Obama strategy.