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To: marstegreg
saw Ken Cucinelli on Greta last night and he said the the severability clause was in the bill when it went to the Senate. It was Harry Reid who knowingly removed it. If it was in there and they took it out, it means they wanted and voted on the bill as a whole. He said he included this information in his brief.

It was a calculated risk for the Statist, because if it was serverable, the whole thing fell apart. Ditto that they couldn't bring it back up and add it because by that time the "60th" Vote for "Cloture" i.e. Scott Brown had come on the scene and they couldn't bring it back.

The Death of the Swimmer Kennedy, Scott Brown takes it and now the courts may throw it out because they were to clever by half in trying to fundementally change this nation and have total control.

Don't tell me G_d doesn't work in mysterious ways...

A bigger lesson will be learned as discussed on Bill Bennett today, and that is this will foster a discussion that the Statist have not had as they have been in control and on autopilot and that is, What is the role of the Federal Government?

5 posted on 03/29/2012 6:52:29 AM PDT by taildragger (( Palin / Mulally 2012 ))
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To: taildragger

It was a calculated risk for the Statist, because if it was serverable, the whole thing fell apart. Ditto that they couldn’t bring it back up and add it because by that time the “60th” Vote for “Cloture” i.e. Scott Brown had come on the scene and they couldn’t bring it back.

This really does feel like divine intervention but next time I hope He doesn’t wait so long. I’ve been a nervous wreck! Thanks for the heads up, I will turn on Bill Bennett today.


6 posted on 03/29/2012 7:06:51 AM PDT by marstegreg
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