Posted on 12/14/2010 8:26:37 AM PST by IMissPresidentReagan
cartridges are $1.99 and are equivalent to a pack of cigarettes.
proof is lookin up the original WHO report during the rapist that is Clinton’s 1st term........
Don’t touch my junk man!
No Rush has not mentioned it yet. You should 24/7 mail the link to him.
present
‘No Labels’...ROTF...progressives have been using ‘forward’ as a buzz word for twenty years. Anyone that has driven thru Vermont over the last twenty years has seen those ‘Take Vermont Forward’ signs all over the place. Recycled progressive BS...
That's the funniest thing I've read in a long time! LOL!!!
Couldn’t agree more, It’s an easy topic for Rush to talk about so he overdoes it. I expect he’s got more yet to come.
hehehehehehe
quite the visual huh
New parodies on 24/7 LMAO!!!
Hey Joe! Hey Hey!!!
cheaper than running your heating system all fall, winter, and half the springtime.
hey..have you google earth’d the stadium ?
if you do...look at the WestCorp bldg........I have Texas friends who own one of those 2 bedroom 1500 sq foot condos..
they have it rented to cover 4 bowl games
We play the “how long can you go before turning on the heat game” every fall. Heat doesn’t go on until the house gets below 64°. Same for Spring. I assume your air conditioning bills may be a wee bit more than here too ;o)
Jeeze this incest stuff is sick but what I’ve argued for years. Hasn’t the left heard of abortion? /s
Wish I could get him out of that Travellodge, it’s 4 miles away apparently. One of his frat brothers supposedly is renting a house, maybe a condo, near by but is too lame to give him any particulars.
Anyone ever order from Shari’s Berries?
I need a nice thank you gift.
Dear John,
Let Glenn Beck do the weeping.
That is all.
Never ordered but received them.
Notta fan...
he’ll be fine and will have a lifetime memory too
John 11:35
Here is the Morniing Bell article Rush just mentioned:
“Obamacare will be repealed. It is only a question of when.”
http://blog.heritage.org/2010/12/14/morning-bell-another-victory-on-the-road-to-repeal-2/
Road to Repeal
Posted December 14th, 2010 at 9:17am in Health Care, Rule of Law
“The unchecked expansion of congressional power to the limits suggested by the Minimum Essential Coverage Provision would invite unbridled exercise of federal police powers. At its core, this dispute is not simply about regulating the business of insurance—or crafting a scheme of universal health insurance coverage—it’s about an individual’s right to choose to participate.” So wrote Judge Henry Hudson of the United States District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia yesterday in striking down Obamacare’s individual mandate. Specifically, Judge Hudson found that Section 1501 of the act, which forces all Americans to buy government approved health insurance policies, “exceeds the Commerce Clause powers vested in Congress under Article 1.”
The White House and their leftist allies were quick to try and minimize this body blow to Obamacare, arguing that 14 previous court challenges have been dismissed by the courts. This desperate spin doesn’t even pass the laugh test. The 42-page decision is the first by a federal court this far along the litigation process and the first brought by a state (the case was filed by Virginia Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli). And soon Judge Roger Vinson of the United States District Court for the Northern District of Florida is expected to rule on an even larger challenge to Obamacare brought by 16 state attorneys general, four governors, two private citizens, and the National Federation of Independent Business.
In an early stage of that litigation, Judge Vinson wrote: “The individual mandate applies across the board. People have no choice and there is no way to avoid it. Those who fall under the individual mandate either comply with it, or they are penalized. It is not based on an activity that they make the choice to undertake. Rather, it is based solely on citizenship and on being alive.”
Judge Hudson used very similar reasoning in rejecting the Obama Administration’s claim that since “every individual in the United States will require health care at some point in their lifetime” the federal government has the power to force Americans to buy health insurance now. Hudson writes: “Of course, the same reasoning could apply to transportation, housing, or nutritional decisions. This broad definition of the economic activity subject to congressional regulation lacks logical limitation and is unsupported by Commerce Clause jurisprudence.”
Judge Hudson then moved on to the Obama Administration’s claim that the individual mandate was actually a tax that would therefore make it constitutional under the General Welfare Clause. Hudson wrote: “This Court’s analysis begins with the unequivocal denials by the Executive and Legislative branches that the [individual mandate] was a tax.” It was only when the Administration found itself before a judge, not in front of voters, that the White House conveniently shifted its rationale. Judge Hudson saw through this deception, identified the individual mandate as the penalty it is, and rejected the Obama Administration’s mandate-as-tax claim.
It was not a total victory for Cuccinelli, however. Judge Hudson rejected Virginia’s request to strike down the entire law. Despite claims by the President himself, and authors of the legislation like Senator Max Baucus (D–MT), Judge Hudson found that the Section 1501 was “severable” from the rest of the law and voided only that section and “directly-dependent provisions which make specific reference to 1501.” Judge Vinson, the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, and the Supreme Court will all be free to revisit this issue.
But whether or not courts will invalidate just Obamacare’s individual mandate is rapidly becoming irrelevant. Obamacare simply may not survive that long. It is already collapsing under its own financial and bureaucratic weight. Just last week, Congress voted to stop reductions in Medicare payments to doctors by raiding future revenues from Obamacare’s insurance subsidy program. The number of waivers the Obama Administration has to grant from Obamacare’s unworkable regulations grows each day. Doctors are telling pollsters they will leave the medical profession in droves if Obamacare is implemented as planned by 2014. And according to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll Obamacare is now more unpopular than ever, with only 43 percent approving the law and 52 percent opposed.
Obamacare will be repealed. It is only a question of when.
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