MrRodgers
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ORIGINAL: provfivetine The real question is simple: How are the liberals going to react when Scalia, Thomas, Alito, Roberts and Kennedy nullify it? Most of those justices, with the exception of Roberts and Alito, have already supported similar exercises of the Commerce Clause. There is nothing particularly exotic about the penalty payment, and seems to fit neatly into previous court decisions that have upheld the federal government's broad power to regulate interstate commerce. Thomas, Alito, and Roberts might vote against it, but Scalia and Kennedy have a track record indicating that they would vote for it. Scalia for me, would be a surprise. Seems all of the right wingers on the court favor corporate profits and thus, health care should also...be a profit.
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