Regulations in the democrat's health care bill require everyone to buy health insurance, basing much of its legalization on the "commerce clause", an attempt at phony justification.
Our Constitution is based on knowledge of the unalienable rights of every person. To put it another way:
congress did not create me; there is no natural authority for congress to regulate anything I do.
congress can only do what we have approved it to do
We, in enacting the Constitution, know that certain functions are better done by an agreed upon body, a government. Only the listed functions are approved, and ALL others are NOT.
The regulation of commerce is the regulation of property.
People haven't been 'commerce' since slavery was abolished, unless, like the progressive democrats, you support the shipments of illegal aliens daily into the country.
Democrats need to pass the taxes and implement the 'infrastructure' bill, so property can be shipped using cattle cars, a profitable improvement in items-per-square-foot. The cars do let in light and have more wall space. Educational posters can be displayed, having such subjects as "Why you should only use authorized hand tools purchased from the owner", "The proper way to hold a feather duster", and, "How to say Yes Sir and No Sir and nothing else".
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Sunday, October 17, 2010
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