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To: Clintonfatigued

Question: Would a “single payer” health insurance system be constitutional if passed by congress.


98 posted on 03/27/2012 7:53:50 PM PDT by cornfedcowboy (Trust in God, but empty the clip.)
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To: cornfedcowboy

“Question: Would a “single payer” health insurance system be constitutional if passed by congress.”

No, unless they paid fair value for the trillions of dollars they would be seizing.

They can’t afford it.


108 posted on 03/27/2012 8:46:51 PM PDT by Jim Noble ("The Germans: At your feet, or at your throat" - Winston Churchill)
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To: cornfedcowboy
Question: Would a “single payer” health insurance system be constitutional if passed by congress.

Yes. If it was a government-run program, paid for by taxes NOT a mandate. See my Post #119 ...

125 posted on 03/27/2012 10:35:24 PM PDT by Lmo56 (If ya wanna run with the big dawgs - ya gotta learn to piss in the tall grass ...)
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To: cornfedcowboy

Bump!


136 posted on 03/28/2012 3:19:56 AM PDT by GVnana (Newt 2012 - He Speaks for Us)
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To: cornfedcowboy

“Question: Would a ‘single payer’ health insurance system be constitutional if passed by congress”

No. Nothing in the Constitution empowers Congress to do such a thing. Granted, they are not empowered to do most of what they do. The only reason Obamacare, unlike the rest of Congresses illegal laws, is in danger of being struck down is that the mandate is so painfully obviously unconstitutional that it smacks you in the face and makes you pay attention to that dusty old document.


160 posted on 03/28/2012 3:13:04 PM PDT by Tublecane
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