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Obamacare Vs. Supreme CourtOUR SILENCE WILL BE HEARD FOREVER!!!
Wm. Hennessy Jr./CourtroomArt.com “We have come a long way trying to KILL THE BILL since August of 2009, to no avail. It has continued to resurrect. We deemed the Health Care Bill immoral in July 2009 and have known of its pending economic doom for some time now. And yet the Bill hangs on like a nasty booger.” I wrote this on Friday, March 19, 2010 just days before it was signed into law. Read more » Posted under:
Inside the Supreme Court
I attended Wednesday morning’s arguments and listened to the arguments for and against severability. Severability refers to whether the Court can strike down parts of the law or whether the Court must deal with the law in its entirety. Read more » Posted under:
Day 3 Update from AG Greg Abbott On ObamaCare
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Obamacare and Its Meanings
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Day 2 Update from AG Greg Abbott On ObamaCareRepublican Party of Texas Posted under:
VIDEO: Cornyn After Supreme Court Arguments: It’s About Individual Freedom
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Obamacare Supreme Court Update: Swing Vote Justice Kennedy Harshly Questions Obamacare – Strike Down Likely?
The first day was not filled with much of the meat and potatoes that everyone has waited to see. Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott posted this video update about the first day of the trial. This second day of the Obamacare trial is EXACTLY what people have been waiting for. This second day focused on the Constitutionality and Consequences of the individual mandate. Read more » Posted under:
Texas AG Greg Abbott Is Working to Defeat ObamaCare
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On appeals court ruling Obamacare mandate unconstitutional: "rocket science?" asks TX CD-25 candidate Dianne Costa
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The long awaited oral arguments before the Supreme Court on the subject of the constitutionality of the Obamacare legislation are over, and the Justices are securely ensconced in the halls and offices of the Supreme Court conducting their discussions, and at this point, likely drafting a myriad of majority, concurring, and dissenting opinions. 
Over the past three days the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in the cases challenging the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act. We won’t find out until June if the justices will uphold the law, overturn portions of it, or strike down the entire law.
Republican Party of Texas
The recent debate about Obamacare highlights a significant issue that is yet on the radar screen but will be when the Courts make their decision on whether Obamacare is constitutional or not. What is at risk is the Constitution and its meaning. Over the past several decades, there have been movements toward a “living constitution,” essentially tearing up the constitution decision by decision. Over the past years, we have seen private property
- Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has recorded a special audio update for Texas Republicans with the latest on the ObamaCare challenge currently being heard by the U.S. Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.
Tuesday I offered remarks following the Supreme Court’s second day of arguments on the Affordable Care Act, which I attended. Additionally, 
"The 11th Circuit has found that Obamacare's mandate to force Americans to purchase health insurance is unconstitutional. So this was rocket science? This is how Obama began his presidency and it has gone down hill from there. The next thing to go down hill is Obama and all his goonies in 2012." 
