Obamacare Ruling Open Thread; Update: Mandate Upheld as Tax thanks to John Roberts

Obamacare Ruling Open Thread; Update: Mandate Upheld as Tax thanks to John Roberts

by Phantom Ace ( 395 Comments › )
Filed under Democratic Party, Healthcare, Progressives at June 28th, 2012 - 9:00 am

This is it people. Today’s ruling will determine our future. At 10:00 AM EST, the Supreme Court will rule if Obamacare is Constitutional. This is a ruling that will effect life or death for us. Obamacare is a step towards government control over people’s lives. A government panel will determine who can live or die. This opens up the door to eugenics and the Progressive dream of the perfect man.

Keep your fingers crossed people. I will update the thread when the ruling comes down.

Update: The mandate is upheld as a Tax. Thanks to Bush appointee John Roberts.

If anyone thinks that Liberal Republicans like Mitt Romney, John Boehner and Mitch McConnell will repeal this, you are dreaming. The Progressives have won. We need a Real Center-Right Party in America.

Tags: death panels, Eugenics, supreme court

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