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To: LS

I’ve thought that was Roberts’ intent since the ruling came down. “You made a mess; I’m giving you a way to fix it if you are smart enough to figure it out.”


26 posted on 10/19/2013 9:53:08 AM PDT by Jedidah
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To: Jedidah
“You made a mess; I’m giving you a way to fix it if you are smart enough to figure it out.”

That's a reach.

28 posted on 10/19/2013 9:53:59 AM PDT by dfwgator
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To: Jedidah

“I’ve thought that was Roberts’ intent since the ruling came down. “You made a mess; I’m giving you a way to fix it if you are smart enough to figure it out.””

If that is the case then John would appear to be suffering form the delusion that politicians are an intelligence sort, able to maneuver in steep political battle with each-other.

But that of course is a harmless delusion compared to the original delusion regarding the nature of his job, the death-toll of which is already 40 million + counted in just one edit.

The truth is it doesn’t matter if Congress & the president “made a mess”, the point is they did not and can NEVER be allowed to have this power over the people and their states! That is the whole propose of the Federal Constitution. What they have done with that power messy, unwise, or imprudent is by no means your matter to judge.

But John Roberts has already proven himself to be an injustice just like the majority of his hand picked federal ‘colleges’.
I guess in retrospect we shouldn’t really expect anything else from theses Federal Employees, they are after all Hand picked by the very government they have hypocritically (and unconstitutionally I might note) claimed the exclusive right to sit in judgement of.

The mouth in this case has a 200+ year history of rarely biting the hand that feeds it.

Those who subscribe to their judgement on exclusive their own employees, not only disregard the oath, but the very concept of Federal Constitutional law.


30 posted on 10/19/2013 10:14:16 AM PDT by Monorprise
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To: Jedidah

“I’ve thought that was Roberts’ intent since the ruling came down. “You made a mess; I’m giving you a way to fix it if you are smart enough to figure it out.””

If that is the case then John would appear to be suffering form the delusion that politicians are an intelligence sort, able to maneuver in steep political battle with each-other.

But that of course is a harmless delusion compared to the original delusion regarding the nature of his job, the death-toll of which is already 40 million + counted in just one edit.

The truth is it doesn’t matter if Congress & the president “made a mess”, the point is they did not and can NEVER be allowed to have this power over the people and their states! That is the whole propose of the Federal Constitution. What they have done with that power messy, unwise, or imprudent is by no means your matter to judge.

But John Roberts has already proven himself to be an injustice just like the majority of his hand picked federal ‘colleges’.
I guess in retrospect we shouldn’t really expect anything else from theses Federal Employees, they are after all Hand picked by the very government they have hypocritically (and unconstitutionally I might note) claimed the exclusive right to sit in judgement of.

The mouth in this case has a 200+ year history of rarely biting the hand that feeds it.

Those who subscribe to theses Employees ‘exclusive’ judgement over their own employers, not only disregard the oath, but the very concept of Federal Constitutional law which cannot be enforced by those who benefit from its disregard.


31 posted on 10/19/2013 10:19:16 AM PDT by Monorprise
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To: Jedidah
I’ve thought that was Roberts’ intent since the ruling came down. “You made a mess; I’m giving you a way to fix it if you are smart enough to figure it out.”

Who knows? Maybe they did blackmail him into supporting it but he planted a poison pill by calling it a tax.

40 posted on 10/19/2013 11:39:58 AM PDT by TangoLimaSierra (To win the country back, we need to be as mean as the Libs say we are.)
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To: Jedidah
I’ve thought that was Roberts’ intent since the ruling came down. “You made a mess; I’m giving you a way to fix it if you are smart enough to figure it out.”

I'm with you on that, especially if the "tax" argument wasn't brought up in the Supreme Court hearings.

Question to those more familiar with what happened in those hearings ...

Was the taz aspect brought up in the hearings?

43 posted on 10/19/2013 12:07:21 PM PDT by OldNavyVet ("Learn from science that you must doubt the experts" ... Richard Feynman)
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