Constitution: An Invitation to Struggle
Like it or not, the U.S. Constitution has always been a political document, evolving depending on the players on the stage.
ObamaCare’s Individual Mandate, And The Power Of Congress, Face A Test In Florida
The new health care law’s individual mandate was the subject of another bruising court battle yesterday, but the real question in the room was what, if any, are the limits on Congressional authority?
The Individual Mandate And America’s Ongoing Debate Over The Role Of Government
The battle over the individual mandate is really just nothing more than the latest round in a batter that has been ongoing for 221 years.
Why The Supreme Court Is Likely To Uphold ObamaCare’s Individual Mandate
Despite yesterday’s victory for opponents of the Affordable Care Act, the prospects in the Supreme Court are not good.
Federal Judge: Health Care Law Individual Mandate Unconstitutional
A Federal Judge in Virginia has handed the first legal defeat to the President’s health care reform package.
Two Observations on the Health Care Ruling
Yes, a federal judge has ruled the individual mandate to be unconstitutional. However, this issue is hardly settled yet.
The Unspoken Hope of Critics of the Seventeenth Amendment
Why would policy outcomes be different under the 17th Amendment?
On the Role of States in our Constitutional Order
Sorting out, to some degree, the role of the states in our constitutional order.
Further Thoughts On The Repeal Amendment
Further thoughts on a rather radical proposed Amendment to the Constitution, prompted by a link from Instapundit.
Federal Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Challenging Health Care Reform Law
Another Federal Judge dismisses a Constitutional challenge to the health care reform law, and demonstrates just how unlikely it is that any of the lawsuits against the law will be successful.
Feds Will Not Honor California Voter’s Decision On Marijuana Legalization
California voters are two weeks away from possibly legalizing marijuana, but the Federal Government doesn’t care.
Federal Judge Allows Multi-State Lawsuit Against Health Care Reform Law To Proceed
A Federal Judge in Florida has handed a significant, albeit procedural, victory to the opponents of ObamaCare.
Reductio ad Wickard
A federal judge has ruled that ObamaCare’s individual mandate is Constitutional and thus brings to fruition the inevitable, ridiculous result of Wickard v. Filburn.
Federal Court Upholds Constitutionality Of Health Insurance Mandates
The new health care law’s individual mandate has survived it’s first legal challenge, and that’s not really a surprise.
House Republicans Unveil Underwhelming “Pledge To America”
In 1994, it was the Contract With America. In 2010, it’s the Pledge To America. But does it really mean anything regardless of what it’s called ?
Federal Judge Denies Motion To Dismiss Virginia’s ObamaCare Lawsuit
A Federal District Court Judge has allowed a lawsuit against the Obama Administration’s health care reform law filed by the Commonwealth of Virginia to proceed.
It’s Not An Health Insurance Mandate, It’s A Tax !
In Court filings the Obama Administration is arguing that the health insurance mandate is a tax, and if they’re right the legal challenges to ObamaCare are dead.
Health Care Reform Faces First Courtroom Challenge
The health care reform law faced it’s first legal test in a Courtroom in Virginia yesterday.
