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Repeal the Un-American Healthcare Law
On August 10th, 2009, Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi called those who opposed the Democrats' then-pending health care bill "Un-American."
In reality, if anything is "Un-American", it's the healthcare bill the Senate and House ultimately passed which was signed into law in March, 2010. Despite it's claimed aims, this legislation will reduce choice, restrict personal liberty, and lower health care quality. In a country founded on the ideals of freedom and liberty, there's nothing American about those results.
This website is little more than a clearinghouse of information related to the healthcare debate and why the Healthcare "Reform" law must bestopped repealed.
In reality, if anything is "Un-American", it's the healthcare bill the Senate and House ultimately passed which was signed into law in March, 2010. Despite it's claimed aims, this legislation will reduce choice, restrict personal liberty, and lower health care quality. In a country founded on the ideals of freedom and liberty, there's nothing American about those results.
This website is little more than a clearinghouse of information related to the healthcare debate and why the Healthcare "Reform" law must be
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And that should come as no surprise to those who have been following the litigation because the new law is unprecedented — quite literally, without legal precedent — both in its regulatory scope and its expansion of federal authority. Never before have courts had to consider such a breathtaking assertion of raw federal power — not even during the height of the New Deal. “While the novel and unprecedented nature of the individual mandate does not automatically render it unconstitutional,” Judge Vinson observed, “there is perhaps a presumption that it is.
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Last week, on March 21st, Congress enacted a new Intolerable Act. Congress passed the Health Care bill - or I should say, one political party passed it - over a swelling revolt by the American people. The reform is an atrocity. It mandates that every American must buy health insurance, under IRS scrutiny. It sets up an army of federal bureaucrats who ultimately decide for you how you should receive Health Care, what kind, and how much…or whether you don’t qualify at all. Never has our government claimed the power to decide when each of us has lived well enough or long enough to be refused life-saving medical assistance.
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