Neil Cavuto is interviewing the blogger who got Cong. Hare to admit that he didn't care, and obviously doesn't know about the Constitution.
While the Congresscritter's sentiments may be altruistic, they are not based on any understanding of the concept of limited and enumerated powers. Which begs the question: Under the concept of ObamaCare, what powers are not given to the federal government? Is there nothing that is beyond the pale for them to control, regulate, tax, ban or demand?
I ask the question, what the government cannot do, since it seems to be more constrained than asking what the government can do.
Some are predicting already future demands by the government of we the People. How about, every home must purchase an American flag and pledge allegiance every morning. Whatever you may think about it, how is there any limitation on this requirement. Or, with sufficient majority in both houses, Congress bans abortions under the Commerce Clause theory because we need more future workers,
Where will it end? Can it ever end?
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