The great Thomas Sowell once again brings the ultimate clarity to an issue - this time, the individual mandate. He uses the example of laws requiring drivers to stop at red lights. He points out that tired, drowsy drivers are more likely to run red lights than rested and alert drivers, but that it is a bridge to far for a municipality to pass a law requiring everybody to get x number of hours of sleep.
It sounds like the Supremes get this, from coverage of yesterday's session.
You have 5 cons on court so you oughta win. Ginsburg questioned how this is diff from OASI?
ReplyDeleteAnswering my bown question, it's not a tax. You know this fubarred bill is a copy of initially proposed pub legislation, don't you? Let's getb it over with. You know if the court strikes it down it will improve Obamas chances in Nov. Dunno if = can take 4 more years of your bellyaching.
ReplyDeleteDunno if we can take four more years of planned decline and the abolishing of private property and being a sitting duck for our enemies.
ReplyDeleteCheney Reheartus! (I hope u don't find that too biting)
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