[American Infidel]

So a black millionaire in Kentucky would get free healthcare, while a white, working-class family would have to pay for their own health insurance.

Isn't this discriminatory policy a direct violation of the 14th amendment? (not that the constitution matters when you are virtue signaling)

In a sane world; this would not survive a court challenge.

[ChuckR163]

> Isn’t this discriminatory policy a direct violation of the 14th amendment?

True, but they need to actually do it before they can be prosecuted. So let them pass the bill, then put them in prison, one bigot liberal at a time.

But if the prosecutor or judge is also a liberal, no one goes to prison. See how important blackmailing judges and prosecutors is?

[Mears]

This is about helping blacks Sign up for healthcare not free for all healthcare...a black millionaire would already have it. Much ado about nothing.

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