What do you do when "If you like your
insurance you can keep it—period,"
turns out to be just one more lie?
Millions of Americans over the last half dozen years
have been forced to purchase costly individual or non-group family
coverage in the open market at much higher rates than their peers in the
work force who were covered by group plans partially paid for by their
employers. Those consumers were either self-employed or their employers,
if they had one, simply did not offer healthcare coverage. Around 15 million of those Americans were the first victims
of the social progressive 110th Congress when rampant vote theft "won"
the House and Senate for the left in the first truly successful coup for
the communists since the enactment of the National Voters Registration Act of 1993 (the Motor Voter
law) that was specifically enacted to aid vote theft by allowing people
not eligible to vote to register—and, virtually unchallenged, cast
their ballot (since under Motor Voter,
the registration for voting status might ultimately be denied when the
names, addresses and residency status of the applicant are checked, but
the vote—turned in at the same time as the completed registration
form—was immediately placed in a ballot box, and counted as valid
although the voter who cast that vote may have been denied voter status
because the information on his or her registration was bogus).
In order to understand how
America ended up with an unconstitutional and fraudulently enacted
healthcare law that the vast majority of the American people did not
want foisted on them, the first thing the American people need to
understand is
how, and more important,
why, it happened. The why is most important because once the American people understand why a law no one wanted
which violated the Origination Clause (because neither HR3962 nor HR3590—which carry House bill designations), never
originated
in the House of Representatives. Yet, somehow, it withstood the
scrutiny of the US Supreme Court. Perhaps that happened because the
Chief Justice of the Supreme Court was too busy trying to rescue
Obamacare for Obama that he forgot to vet the constitutionality of the law
and rule solely on that basis. It failed on two fronts. First, you
can't fine someone for not doing something. And changing the verbiage
from "fine" to "tax" doesn't change the fact that Chief Justice
John Roberts allowed the
Obama Administration
to financially blackmail and penalize those who decline to enroll in a
very bad healthcare system by allowing the Internal Revenue Service to
arbitrarily fine or tax, in this example, only those who choose not to
enroll in the healthcare system. And, second, and even more important,
the Affordable Care Act originated in the US Senate, not in the House
of Representatives where all tax revenue bills must originate. For that
reason alone, the law is null and void and those who perpetuated the
fraud on the People of the United States need to be imprisoned for the
rest of their natural lives.
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