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The Futility of a Court Fight

By on March 25, 2010 in Constitution, Health Care

Andrew Napolitano hits the nail on the head – as usual.

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MTCicero
MTCicero

Assuming the USSC would uphold the mandate, wouldn't it follow then that the National Government would be one of unlimited powers? And if so, then doesn't it also follow that there would no longer be a need for the USSC to rule on the constitutionality of anything anymore?

Monorprise
Monorprise

Yes but in a limitless government the USSC still get's it's cut of powers.

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