How to Avoid the Obamacare Penalty
The Fiscal Times reports that “one third of uninsured Americans are going to remain without coverage and opt to pay the penalty.” Don’t be one of them.
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Is the Obamacare Mandate Unconstitutional Because It Originated in the Senate?
A lawsuit brought by Matt Sissel, a self-employed artist, contends that the penalty is void under a provision in the Constitution called the Origination Clause: Article I, Section 7, Clause 1.
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Four Steps to Stop Obamacare
Michael Cannon has four steps to stop Obamacare – including some significant and aggressive state-level actions.
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Obama Blusters, Brewer Begs. When will Someone Grow a Spine?
Isn’t it time that Governors and state Attorneys General stopped wasting our precious time and money playing these silly legal games, grow a spine, and actually fulfill the oath they took to support and defend the Constitution, including the Tenth Amendment?
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We Ignore the Constitution at our own Peril
If we are to move forward and live free, we need to start living healthy with or without federal permission.
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A Basement Full of Water: Another View of the Health Care Ruling
U.S. District Judge Henry Hudson stopped a leak, but didn’t clean up the flooding…
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The Lone Star State’s Opportunity
Will Texas take a stand? In 2011, it’ll be the first state to consider the Federal Health Care Nullification Act.
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John Kroger: Slavemaster For the Feds?
The Oregon AG is not only refusing to join in the lawsuit against national healthcare, he’s actively touring the country in support of it.
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Having it Both Ways?
Federal Health Insurance Mandates: Why You Can’t Oppose them and Support Federal Marijuana Bans at the Same Time.
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Flushing the Constitution
What part of “equal†does Obama not understand? One must give him credit, though; he never said: I’ll never lie to you.
DetailsCommerce, Necessary and Proper, and Obamacare
Over the years, the Supreme Court, Congress and the Executive have egregiously misinterpreted and progressively broadened the original and intentionally narrow meaning the Framers attached to both the Commerce Clause and the Necessary and Proper Clause.
DetailsThe FDA vs Raw Milk and the Constitution
There is no power granted to the federal government to ban the sales of raw milk. I’ve read the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, and I never saw it mentioned in there. The very idea, by the way, would have seemed bizarre (and downright stupid) by our nation’s founders, many of whom actually operated farms and drank raw milk themselves.
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