[RedElement]

The lesson here: If you want something done, do it yourself.

Don’t expect the SCOTUS to pull our political chestnuts out of the fire. Don’t even trust them to pull our constitutional chestnuts out of the fire. The libs have relied on the court to do for them what they could not do through the political branches. I think the long term political tide is against them, and this tactic will ultimately fail them, as it has failed us today.

At the end of the day, O-care will stand or fall, based on the actions of the political branches of gov’t.

Therefore, we need to be loud, support candidates that support liberty and limited gov’t, vote, and convince others to vote. No RINO’s. All of our elected officials need to hear explicitly and loudly from us. We must contribute and support those who are true conservatives.

[Resettozero]

Agreed.

[rlbedfor]

They did us a favor even though I did not ask for it. The FEDS can tax you into oblivion. Sort of knew that. Know it for sure now. I, for one, think we just won 2012. We shall see. I not, then the America as founded is over.

[jonno]

Agreed

Congress (by way of our electorate) got us into this mess...
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/2900395/posts?page=71#71

[Sioux-san]

Boehner needs to be the first to go

[Liberty Tree Surgeon]

Don’t expect the SCOTUS to pull our political chestnuts out of the fire

So basically, you're in favor of a pure majority rules democracy, not a constitutional republic? Because that's what you are saying if we can't count on SCOTUS to defend the constitution. Given demographics, I can almost guarantee you won't like the results.

[kevkrom]

At the end of the day, O-care will stand or fall, based on the actions of the political branches of gov’t.

Obamacare itself is no longer the issue. A Supreme Court who rules that we are serfs/slaves who can be ordered about at will by our federal "massa" is now the most critical issue facing this country.