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OT: Justice

Why Chief Justice Made the Right

Long-Term Decision With ObamaCare

Bert Atkinson Jr. June 28, 2012 3:59 pm

Before you look to do harm to Chief Justice or his family,

it’s important that you think carefully about the meaning – the

true nature — of his ruling on Obama-care. The Left will shout that they

won, that Obama-care was upheld and all the rest. Let them.

It will be a short-lived celebration.

Here’s what really occurred — payback. Yes, payback

for Obama’s numerous, ill-advised and childish insults directed toward

SCOTUS.

Chief Justice actually ruled the mandate, relative to the

commerce clause, was unconstitutional. That’s how the Democrats got

Obama-care going in the first place. This is critical. His ruling means

Congress can’t compel American citizens to purchase anything. Ever. The

notion is now officially and forever, unconstitutional. As it should be.

Next, he stated that, because Congress doesn’t have the

ability to mandate, it must, to fund Obama-care, rely on its power to tax.

Therefore, the mechanism that funds Obama-care is a tax. This is also critical.

Recall back during the initial Obama-care battles, the Democrats called it a

penalty, Republicans called it a tax. Democrats consistently soft sold it as a

penalty. It went to vote as a penalty. Obama declared endlessly, that it was

not a tax, it was a penalty. But when the Democrats argued in front of the

Supreme Court, they said ‘hey, a penalty or a tax, either way’. So,

gave them a tax. It is now the official law of the land — beyond

word-play and silly shenanigans. Obama-care is funded by tax dollars. Democrats

now must defend a tax increase to justify the Obama-care law.

Finally, he struck down as unconstitutional, the Obama-care idea

that the federal government can bully states into complying by yanking their

existing medicaid funding. Liberals, through Obama-care, basically said to the

states — ‘comply with Obama-care or we will stop existing

funding.’ ruled that is a no-no. If a state takes the money,

fine, the Feds can tell the state how to run a program, but if the state

refuses money, the federal government can’t penalize the state by yanking

other funding. Therefore, a state can decline to participate in Obama-care

without penalty. This is obviously a serious problem. Are we going to have 10,

12, 25 states not participating in “national†health-care? Suddenly,

it’s not national, is it?

Ultimately, supported states rights by limiting the

federal government’s coercive abilities. He ruled that the government can

not force the people to purchase products or services under the commerce clause

and he forced liberals to have to come clean and admit that Obama-care is

funded by tax increases.

Although he didn’t guarantee Romney a win, he certainly did

more than his part and should be applauded.

And he did this without creating a civil war or having bricks thrown

threw his windshield. Oh, and he’ll be home in time for dinner.

Brilliant.

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This article, written by I.M. Citizen, gives a much different

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