Health care reform is unconstitutional

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Some say its legal oth­er say its ille­gal, but all in all if they find this is con­sti­tu­tion­al then what will be next, home own­ers poli­cies, all have to be man­dat­ed, every­one has to have slip and fall insur­ance.

It is more than a slip­pery sloop, it is the pits of hell.

Ok, in a sweep­ing judg­ment, that firm­ly places states rights in the con­sti­tu­tion as law, the man­dat­ed health care pre­mi­um law has been struck a mor­tal blow.

Funeral will be held in three days.

States rights, have proven vic­to­ri­ous, this is to be expect­ed as it is the basis for what we as Amer­i­cans enjoy as cit­i­zens.

You can­not come and take rights that are guar­an­teed in the Con­sti­tu­tion and take them away.

Yet con­gress did this thing, they did it, know­ing that the peo­ple did not like it they did it any­way.

They knew this was not legal but they did it any­way.

Now they may come out and deny that they knew this was wrong, but you know what, more than 70 per­cent of the con­gress are in fact lawyers, who went to law school, so my ques­tion to these bozos is this, you knew it was wrong yet you did it any­way, and a fair few of you are now going home and have been vot­ed out of office.

So why did you do it, was it for mon­ey?

Did you do it because of spe­cial inter­ests?

Did you do it to line your own pock­ets?

It just seems crazy that peo­ple would do what they know to be wrong, and think that they would get away with this trashy behav­ior, crazy, yes, but they did it any­way, they thought that the Amer­i­can peo­ple would not and could not care less.

Like Good ol Chuck­ie boy, appar­ent­ly in some parts of the coun­try they real­ly don’t, but for most of your col­leagues, Mr, I can assure they do care.