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Taxes cannot be discriminatory. Yet, the “individual mandate” is just that. Those unable to pay the tax won’t have to. And “the chosen” (the religionists chosen by Congress) won’t have to pay, either. And folks who do pay the tax, will have different tax bills based upon the very same tax assessment. Which is: They qualify as individuals.
That’s unequal. And state Attorneys General who are suing the feds over ObamaCare’s constitutionality need to have this arrow in their quiver. America is depending on you. The “individual mandate” is hateful to everything American.
Sadly, it has fallen to the states to defend the republic — the republic the states themselves created — from an out-of-control federal government. If the states’ suits over ObamaCare fail to get the judiciary to define limits to the federal government’s powers to tax and regulate, then We The People must seek other means of redress.
We’ve come to a point in America where the federal government is going to do whatever it wants to do; the Constitution seems to be is irrelevant. The Land of the Free is fast becoming The Nation of Slaves — tax slaves.
What part of “equal” does Obama not understand? One must give Obama credit, though; he never said: I’ll never lie to you.
ObamaCare fails to meet constitutional muster on several other grounds, too:
Jon N. Hall is a programmer/analyst from Kansas City. Read other articles on this issue here, here (also here), and here
