Recently, the Supreme Court ruled that Obamacare was constitutional. The Administration takes this as a green light to implement ObamaCare to its fullest extent possible. Because the election went in President Obama’s favor, the Senate and House have lost any desire to overturn the law. Without the overturn, it looks like the law making Obamacare [...]
Nov 29, 2012 | Categories:Big Government, Commentary, Government, Health Care, Law, Nullification | Tags: Federal Government, federal law, Health Care Nullification, health care tax, insurance exchange, Medicaid, Medicare, Nullification, Obamacare, Republicans, state budget, Supreme court, Tyranny |
From the business section of the New York Times comes this profile of medical care in Richmond since 1996. Since 1996, the Richmond area has lost more than 600 of its hospital beds, mostly because of state regulations on capacity. Several hospitals have closed, and others have shrunk. In 1996, the region had 4.8 hospital [...]
Jan 05, 2010 | Categories:Economics, Health Care | Tags: Medicare, Obamacare, Virginia |
Nullifying ObamaCare: An Alternative To The Supreme Court Ruling
Recently, the Supreme Court ruled that Obamacare was constitutional. The Administration takes this as a green light to implement ObamaCare to its fullest extent possible. Because the election went in President Obama’s favor, the Senate and House have lost any desire to overturn the law. Without the overturn, it looks like the law making Obamacare [...]
Nov 29, 2012 | Categories:Big Government, Commentary, Government, Health Care, Law, Nullification | Tags: Federal Government, federal law, Health Care Nullification, health care tax, insurance exchange, Medicaid, Medicare, Nullification, Obamacare, Republicans, state budget, Supreme court, Tyranny | 5 Comments »