Posted on 02/28/2011 2:33:15 PM PST by Fudd Fan
me either - hope this is that last wait
Court comments by the 26 states, joined by the National Federation of Independent Business, said the Obama administration should have requested a stay, pending appeal, rather than request a clarification.
The administration had argued that the individual mandate does not go into effect until 2014, leaving plenty of time for appeal, while many provisions in the law have already taken effect or require immediate action. The administration has three days to respond to the states’ comments. Judge Vinson said he would then respond “promptly” to the clarification request.
Sounds like a threat.
Also, if the elected official is worried about what he says, then its probably a good idea if he doesn’t say it.
How does the Administration show its contempt? Let me count the ways...
lol - seems today was the deadline for the doj’s response to the state's response
hope he rules tomorrow
That’s what I thought and I told him so.
They are still in contempt for the oil drilling moratorium too.
So therefore now that what he said has been made somewhat public, you’d better not get so much as a splinter, or we no where to start looking.
You don’t hear that everyday.
Arson?
yes indeeddy, Helen.
How is your friend doing?
http://www.timesrecordnews.com/news/2011/feb/28/about-110000-acres-burn-west-texas-wildfires/
has about 8,500 acres - has a hunting camp business or something
The bunch that runs our little town is, for the most part, just jadrools.
Well his “threat” wasn’t public.
Hearing Christiaan Amamediawhore prattle on about her interview with Gaddaffy every 30 minutes is like nails on a chalkboard!
It’s worse, I hate her voice.
Have you noticed how much Gaddaffy looks and dresses like Micheal Jackson?
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