Posted on 09/30/2011 5:57:10 PM PDT by Baynative
Saying Rob McKenna should side with the sick people of Washington and not the right wing Tea Party, Rep. Jay Inslee said Friday that the attorney general should drop his participation in a multistate lawsuit seeking to negate the new federal healthcare law.
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Thanks for your help.
Calling the people of Washington “sick” is a pretty low blow but I imagine that many of them will still vote for the ‘RAT anyway.
He was a district rep to the legislature from the Yakima area. He was an idiot then and I can see that nothing has changed.
Up your a_s Mr. Inslee!
Nice tie.
He was a congresscritter from central Washington and got whipped by Doc Hastings. The little cockroach moved to the coast and got elected by those dumbasses.
McKenna is right on this issue, but he is still corrupt as hell.
The only thing he has cared about for years is getting elected governor, so much so that he refused to investigate clear vote fraud in the first Gregoire-Rossi race.
Obamacare was robo-signed by Congress, and is therefore illegal.
Obamacare reduces competition, and therefore is illegal by the 1890 Sherman Anti-Trust Law. Obamacare is designed to be a monopoly.
Obamacare also is illegal according to the US Constitution, because it violates our freedom of choice.
Will THE NINE SUPREMES notice any of these three violations? I seriously doubt it.
Impeached Bill Clinton proved that the US President is above US Federal Law, so anything the President wants he gets, regardless of the Federal Laws that he has violated.
Jay Inslee was voted in as a representative here in the Tri-Cities back in the 80’s. It didn’t take them long to kick him out and he had to move over to the West Side to get elected. He is a creep.
I have always thought that there should be an issue with the fact that the bill was passed without members of congress actually knowing what was in it, as Nancy Pelosi openly stated. It seems the citizens should have some recourse.
PING.
You should see the list of symptoms that are not ok for seeking emergency care.
Whatever the merits of your other points, this one is clearly wrong. The Sherman anti-trust act is a law, not higher or lower than any other. A basic rule of legal construction is that if there is a conflict between two laws (not between the law and the Constitution, but between two laws), the more recent law prevails.
In other words, any law passed by Congress cannot be struck down on the grounds in violates the Sherman anti-trust act.
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