Obviously, I’d like to see lower costs and longer life expectancies, but this author provides no data to support his claim that deficiency can be blamed on “profit” and this chart doesn’t provide enough data for meaningful comparison.
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The federal government, whether we look to its executive, legislative or judicial branches, has no motivation to limit itself. A thief doesn’t usually put himself in jail when he steals. So, the people via their States must push back against federal tyranny.
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This past August, a conservative non-profit group, the American Legislative Exchange Council, or Alec, approved and published a model bill which would remove the IRS’ ability to penalize businesses for not offering health insurance in states which have not set up their own health exchanges.
If enacted at the state level, the Health Care Freedom Act (HCFA), as Alec calls it, would revoke the license any of health insurance provider that accepts federal subsidies through one of Obamacare’s health insurance exchanges. Supporters of the model bill argue that it neither conflicts with federal law, nullifies federal law, nor is trumped by federal law.
DetailsMaharrey shared with the listeners a four-step plan to stop Obamacare implementation at the state level.
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The take away from the H3101 hearings is that nullification efforts are now being taken seriously by collectivists, Big Insurance and Obama administration operatives. The opposition is organized now. This professional well-monied opposition to H3101 means we’re ground zero for stopping the health car act.
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Political theater is entertaining, but the reality is the two parties have had their chance to repeal this monstrosity
DetailsMaybe. It should be bedrock constitutional law of executive power that the President cannot re-write a statute. Simply put, there is no more fundamental principal of separation of powers than that.
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Here’s a hard truth: for all of its good intentions, governments cannot suspend basic laws of supply and demand.
DetailsOne wonders if its ambiguity could provide the makings of another court challenge to ObamaCare. Perhaps the Supreme Court would rule that “or” means “nor.” After all, they ruled in NFIB v. Sebelius that a penalty is a tax and that a command is a choice.
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Last week, the FDA announced a plan to require food makers to phase out trans fats. According to an AP report, the agency did not set a specific timeline, but will collect comments before determining just how long food producers will have to get the nasty fat out.
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The Constitution. Every issue, every time. No exceptions, no excuses.
