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most conservative and righties who don't like the recent healthcare reform focus on the few who might get some government aid. the bill is so much more than welfare. it is the initial attempt to regulate the insurance companies which will benefit everyone. healthcare reform at least has an...

Well, you said it yourself "Suffering is the human condition." So who should suffer, those without healthcare or your ilk. The one's so bitterly complaining that their lives are being ruined by Obamacare. Well, by golly, I guess it you and your ilk.

Sarah Palin is a juvenile. Successful because she is charismatic and attractive. She simply preaches whatever the crowd of the day wants to here. Her politics are pure instinct, without intelligent thought. Palin is a con-artist, not a leader. McCain is a fool. A lot of people see right past the...

Exactly. ....................................................

OK, so the corporations are "people" and the politicians are greed and evil. we should elect politicians who aren't evil. and the corporations are NOT people. these companies have huge resources and they are willing to invest them in evil politicians who are willing to protect their...

Ed's just OK. He has an agenda and he is passionate about it. But, his show is not informative - can't really be called news. Typical of cable news. If we have the right people in office, under our representative democracy, we can have an effective government. I am not anti-government. I am...

that will be entertaining. the door is wide open. when you are a party of idiots, any idiot will do.

yea, sure the world is a little better place with saddam gone. was it worth over 4,000 americans killed and 30,000 injured, many of them permanently handicapped? i don't think so. but the point is bush/cheney didn't care about saddam at all, except possibly from a pr perspective. cheney...

the irony of the individual mandate lies in its origin with the Nixon administration and later endorsed by old man bush. most recently with romney in mass. these law suits are a joke. the right is criticizing itself.

i was referring to healthcare. the economic meltdown occurred during the previous administration, as you well know. the stage for the economic trouble was initiated by Reagan's deregulation agenda. that worked well. are you seriously attributing the economic meltdown to the Obama...

not any more "Yes we did"

Oh really? You don't look like a constitutional attorney or academic to me.

I wouldn't call it a rat hole. But basically, yes, I do not wish to discuss the merits of a constitutional issue with you JO. You, like me, have no clue what you are talking about.

yea, it is one of many articles out there. i thought that this one had an interesting wrinkle with the california marijuana case citation. i mentioned that in my preamble. like i said, there are many expert opinions out there. i am not here to argue constitutional law. i'm not qualified. from...

great contribution johnny zero

actually, he's on the fox payroll. i think even the good judge would have to admit that fact alone is prejudicial. i'm sure you understand my hesitancy to place faith in his comments.

are you kidding me? he works for fox! ok. no more talk with you numb one.

this is a rather interesting article because the conservative supreme court justices made a ruling in 2005 on home-grown marijuana that applies to the state AG's suit claiming healthcare is unconstitutional. that ruling is coming back to haunt the pricks. y David G. Savage March 27, 2010...

google and see for yourself. no sense getting in a pissing match over who's expert is better. the fact is, the suits won't fly and if you think they will, well .... tea party anyone?

There are a dozen or more state AG's filing suit claiming the same thing - unconstitutional. Most experts agree the cases don't stand a chance of being heard. The suits are political. Another ploy from the right which won't work and will only bring more disgrace upon an already decimated party...