Behold Obamacare

Mitch McConnell tweeted this out earlier today to show the insanity of Obamacare.

#ObamaCare regulations – 828 pages in one day. Overall, there are nearly 20,000 pages – with many more to come. twitter.com/McConnellPress…

— Sen. McConnell Press (@McConnellPress) March 11, 2013

 

McCotter Floor Remarks on Obama

Celebration

UNCONSTITUTIONAL: THE MOVIE (2010):

What if art imitated life????

Bill Kelly’s Truth Squad has the answer  via Backyard Conservative

Andrew Ian Dodge on TV again

My friend Andrew was interviewed on Maine TV after the Obamacare vote.

HELL NO

The Day after in videos

I have been thinking about how and what I should post about the OPbamacare Bill passing last night.     Well, I think  am going to do it in my own way, via videos:

(NSFW for most people)

As most of you woke up this morning, this is probably how you felt:

Bart "Baby Killer" Stupak

via RedState

Bart "Baby Killer" Stupak caves

He falls for the lie that an Executive Order can fix the abortion language.

We’ve consulted with legal experts on the specific idea of resolving the abortion funding problems in the Senate bill through executive order. We know Members have been looking into this in good faith, in the hope of limiting the damage done by abortion provisions in the bill. We believe, however, that it would not be fair to withhold what our conclusion was, as it may help members in assessing the options before them:

“One proposal to address the serious problem in the Senate health care bill on abortion funding, specifically the direct appropriating of new funds that bypass the Hyde amendment, is to have the President issue an executive order against using these funds for abortion. Unfortunately, this proposal does not begin to address the problem, which arises from decades of federal appellate rulings that apply the principles of Roe v. Wade to federal health legislation. According to these rulings, such health legislation creates a statutory requirement for abortion funding, unless Congress clearly forbids such funding. That is why the Hyde amendment was needed in 1976, to stop Medicaid from funding 300,000 abortions a year. The statutory mandate construed by the courts would override any executive order or regulation. This is the unanimous view of our legal advisors and of the experts we have consulted on abortion jurisprudence. Only a change in the law enacted by Congress, not an executive order, can begin to address this very serious problem in the legislation.”

Richard Doerflinger
U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops

Thanks for destroying the insurance my mom enjoys now.   When she does not have enough money for housing  I will hold you personally responsible.

Friends in High Places

It is always noce to know that youn have friends in High Places

via NRO