Healthcare
For some unfathomable reason Congress seems convinced that it can suspend the laws of human nature by simply passing a bill. The current incarnation of Obamacare pending in the House is but another example of this folly.
It will become abundantly clear to you after reading what follows that no one in Congress has ever either owned a small business, or, been employed by one. And, should Obamacare pass, it is highly unlikely they ever will. Title IV, Section 411 of the House bill (beginning at page 268) requires that all employers…
It did not take long in my review of the House version of Obamacare released on Thursday to get a picture of what our future health care will be like. The only real surprise is that the picture was revealed so early in the 1990 page proposed legislation. At page 16, Section 101, the legislation would…
Whether you have your own health insurance, or, have your health insurance through your small business employer, get ready to pay a great deal more for that insurance should Obamacare become law. For the past five months I have posted many articles about provisions of the proposed Obamacare legislation that will clearly cost you money. But, to date,…
I wrote a post last week entitled “Hoyer on Constitutional Law” which dealt with the constitutionality of the power of Congress to mandate that all Americans purchase health insurance. Rep. Steny Hoyer (D. Md.), and Sen. Patrick Leahy (D.Vt.) have opined that the power to mandate the purchase of insurance comes from that portion of…
Luckily, that book was not required reading in my constitutional law classes. Had it been, I strongly suspect that I would have failed the Florida bar exam “with flying colors”. Representative Steny Hoyer (D. Md.) was recently asked a series of questions by CNSNews about the constitutionality of the proposed mandate that all Americans purchase…
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