There are over 20 active lawsuits,
including one filed by AAPS, challenging the PPACA. In this podcast, Michael Ostrolenk speaks with Constitutional scholar and best selling author
Ken Klukowski about what’s next in the Florida and Virginia Constitutional challenges against the individual mandate to purchase government approved health insurance. They also discuss the inevitable U.S. Supreme Court review of ObamaCare and implications of the acts lack of a severability clause. In addition to authoring an amicus brief quoted in the Florida decision of Judge Roger Vinson, Mr. Klukowski wrote briefs submitted to the U.S. Supreme court in two recent 2nd Amendment cases, D.C. vs. Heller and McDonald v. Chicago. Michael and Mr. Klukowski touch briefly on future court action to further strengthen individuals’ rights to keep and bear arms.
See more of Mr. Klukowski’s writings at Townhall.com.
The Obamacare act is as ill conceived and as unnecessarily expensive as any law passed since Volstead.
There is not anything wrong with our present health care. It is not perfect. It is better than Obamacare. Hope the Republicans can stop the funding to this expensive overhaul of medicine. We need our doctors. We do not need bureaucrats telling us what kind of care we need and taking care of our end of life care. It is unconstitutional to force people to purchase health insurance and the IRS having them to go to jail if they do not.