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ROMNEYCARE & OBAMACARE “BOTH FORCE” PEOPLE TO ENTER CONTRACTS!

by on March 26, 2012
and we thought that Rummycare being blueprint for Obummercare was bad enough – if the Supremes go by Mitts conclusion that per a “state constitution” Gov (to include Legislatures) can mandate an individual to buy a good or service because of costs or fraud or personal responsibility or whatever… then guess what happens to the Obamacare argument???? that’s right kids, helloooo Dr. Obama 😦 we’re here for our anal exams!

Legislatures-Congress-Governors-Presidents via Romneycare & Obamacare EXCEED their authority because BOTH FORCE citizens to enter contracts against their will and redistribute property!

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  1. Unknown's avatar
    guitargod permalink

    it’s UNConstitutional both at the State & Fed levels – what part of exceeding their Constituational authority don’t you understand??? Forcing citizens either per state or nationally to purchase a product/service and enter into a contract involuntarily is patently against our Constitution – this violating an “American Principle” and why Romney should immediately suspend his campaign and live up to his slogan “Believe In America” and Drop Out!! ps good question and one i’m asking ?? you don’t however proceed above the Constitution and exceed your power just because of cost, fraud or socual responsibility or whtever else …. you come up w/ the solution by some other free market means???….. if romneycare was the answer then all states would be adopting would they not?? they only thing he’s done is to open the door for a tyrant like obama to waltz through – you watch, this issue is gonna end up screwin us good and gettin obamacare through and mitt will have the same stupid look on his face and sayin’ it’s not worth getting angry about! remeber that debate gem?? Bravo to Rick for taking it to him and speaking the truth!! mitt is the wrong candidate again and at the wrong time – his ego is dangerous!!

    • 14allnall41's avatar
      14allnall41 permalink

      It’s NOT unconstitutional at the State level. You keep saying so, but can’t cite why!!!! You won’t ever be able to cite any facts to back up your false claim because here’s why:

      States are NOT limited by the same Constitutional authority that the federal government is. So States are free to enact their own laws and mandates without having to find the express permission in the Constitution. States may do what its citizens approve of as long as it doesn’t violate the Constitution or override federal law.

      Since the Constitution says nothing about mandates, therefore States are free to enact them.

      The federal government needs express Constitutional authority and express permission from the Constitution to do anything. States do not.

      • Unknown's avatar
        guitargod permalink

        so please provide some examples of states mandating purchases or entering contracts………..

  2. 14allnall41's avatar
    14allnall41 permalink

    States do this all the time! States can enact laws that best suit their citizens. You still haven’t answered the question of who is supposed to pay for the uninsured costs??? The “mandate” is already in place! These costs need to be paid for by those using the services, NOT the taxpayers! If these users can’t pay the cost, the state of Mass. had a program in place to help those who cannot pay. READ THE BILL! It’s only 70 pages! Not a monstrosity!

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