It’s a tax on being rich.
No, wait, it’s a tax on being poor.
Well, it might better be called a tax on having income.
Actually, it’s a tax on being so stupid you go to work for some company that doesn’t offer health insurance.
That’s it! It’s a tax on being stupid.
Wait a minute, starting to sound more like it’s a tax on working and trying to support yourself and NOT relying on the government!
It might be a tax on not paying the penalty...
Or a tax on breathing...
Or a tax on trying to stay healthy. (Me personally, except for the dentist, I haven’t been in a doctors office for the last 20 years...)...
But if it’s a tax on people being healthy and not needing doctors, does that mean it’s just a tax on people who don’t complain?
It’s a direct tax, subject to apportionment.
It’s an indirect tax, subject to uniformity. Wait! If it’s supposed to be uniform, (which it ain’t) then it must be direct.
Roberts is either a traitor to the Constitution or he is a genius.
If they want to enforce this thing as a tax, trust me, it’ll be a long, long time before it get’s clarified to the point that it can go into effect.