You Can Almost Hear the Founders...

Rick Richman at Commentary:

.... Who needs the Commerce Clause, with its subtle distinctions between commerce and non-commerce, activity and non-activity, regulation of commerce vs. creation of commerce, when you can simply levy a tax while assuring the public it is not a tax? Congress can enact a “shared responsibility payment” to accompany its mandate, even though Congress has no power under the Commerce Clause — the provision under which Congress purported to act – to issue the mandate, and the mandate thereby becomes valid. You can almost hear the Founders saying, “Are you serious? Are you serious? ”

 

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[Mannie Sherberg]

Yeah, the Dims who assured us that Obamacare is not a tax ARE serious -- serious about burrowing deeper and deeper into our pockets. One of the happier developments to come out of this unbelievably cunning heist is that -- now that the truth is out -- "Obamacare" is suddenly morphing into "Obamatax." I must've seen or heard this new coinage at least two dozen times today -- and it'll probably soon displace the older word. This could be the word that makes Obama a one-term president -- especially if enough voters begin to see the difference between the Bush tax CUTS and ObamaTAX. By the way, ObamaTAX makes a nice one-word bumper sticker. The country oughta be flooded with them.

[Herve Leger Dress]

Spring and summer is always full of romance and fresh flavor, this love is easy to bear fruit in season, many girls will not help but want to put on the wedding, set foot on the red carpet leading to the other side of love.