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On September 13th, Judge Christopher C. Conner Conner of the federal district court for the Middle District of Pennsylvania in Goudy-Bachman et al v. HHS held the mandatory medical insurance provisions of ObamaCare to be beyond the powers of the Congress under the Commerce Clause, Article I Section 8 of the Constitution. Somehow, it just didn’t work out too well.
so, one judge says it is, one judge says its not, another judge says it is, another judge says its not.
back and forth.
funny how it was the CONS who wanted the no single payer option, and they are ones the crying about it now.
I noticed that as well especially since on Sept. 8 the 4th circuit reversed a Virginia Jugde's ruling that the Affordable Care Act was unconstitutional. The fact is that this is going to the supreme court. The 11th Circuit says its unconstitional while the 4th and 6th circuits have rejected challenges to the law.
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