An unintended consequence of the Supreme Court ruling, should they rule in favor of the Case Law adherent, is that the Literalist majority of Americans might come to feel as if they are no longer free, as if they are unable to understand the rules under which they have given their consent to be governed, as if the conclusion of a long-felt oppression is complete. At this point, social upheaval is not only possible, but likely.
American Thinker: ObamaCare and the Constitutional Crisis
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Obamacare Suit Can Proceed - By Robert Alt - The Corner - National Review Online
When Speaker Pelosi was asked by a reporter, “Where specifically does the Constitution grant Congress the authority to enact an individual health-insurance mandate?” she responded, “Are you serious? Are you serious?” By contrast, when the judge today considered whether the states had made a significant enough claim that Congress lacked the constitutional authority to enact the mandate, he found that it was “not even a close call.”
Obamacare Suit Can Proceed - By Robert Alt - The Corner - National Review Online
Obamacare Suit Can Proceed - By Robert Alt - The Corner - National Review Online
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