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“This is an over reach” …. “His [Obama’s] vision is, in fact, to change the role, for us to look to government for more solutions.”

In Obama’s and Pelosi’s America, you’re (superficially) lucky if you’re one of the people they want to help. But if you’re one of the people to be paying the price for the mandates, you’re not quite so lucky.

Sarah Palin discusses the constitutionality of Obamacare and its effect on the election. She also points out that the media bias will dodge the issue during the election to help hide the disaster that is Obama’s signature “accomplishment.”

The Supreme Court will consider four main questions when the Obamacare cases come before the bench. And the answers to those questions will determine whether all, some, or none of Obamacare will remain in force after the Court’s decision.

One of the many instances of two-faced Obama. American Crossroads has Obama arguing with himself about the Obamacare mandate.

“If you say it’s constitutional under the commerce clause there are no limits whatsoever as to the power of congress. Our system up until now was one where the powers of congress are enumerated and circumscribed and everything outside it is the right and freedom of the individual. You do this and you give unlimited reach to congress.”

One need hardly be a constitutional scholar to understand that a federal government that can require you to purchase something you do not want or do not need can require you to do anything it wants. A government that powerful is a government to be feared.

Medicaid still grows under the Ryan plan but is is run at a more local state level. Democrats continue to fight any changes in Medicaid which will lead to bankruptcy and be an end to all of Medicaid. Obamacare puts healthcare in charge of 15 bureaucrats ( a death panel ). The Ryan plan lets seniors have control of their healthcare.

Senator Marco Rubio uses his weekly constituent address to offer solutions to America’s health insurance problems.

Sen. Orrin Hatch (R-UT) speaks on the Senate floor on March 21, 2012 highlighting flaws and broken promises in the unconstitutional Obamacare law.