>>> Good point. Isn’t this bill like 2700 separate laws bundled together as one law?
yes... and it’s worse than that... because an extraordinary amount of power is vested in the secretary of human services. Most of which is entirely discretionary and intentionally vague.
The intent again is to OVERLOAD the system.
While most of it is truly unconstitutional, there is so much of it to fight that you cannot fight any of it.
That is why SCOTUS MUST RE-HEAR this and deal with it properly. Otherwise, the entire law stands by fiat.
Actually, now that the “penalty” has more rightly been called a tax, and taxes fall under budget and budget reconciliation bills only need a 51 vote majority in the Senate, how hard is it going to be to get total repeal passed as a budget/tax bill, rather than trying to get 66 votes to repeal it as a commerce clause penalty repeal bill?