Nobody could give me any Constitutional authority requiring me to buy anything, much less INSURANCE....don't feel all alone...ol Botox-Face almost fainted when asked the same question....and replied "are you kidding me?"....the questioner wasn't kidding her and was then ignored. So hey, if your head hag can't answer such a rudimentary question about a $1.2 TRILLION extortion scheme, why would I expect you too? All of this hand-wringing and caterwauling is like a Seinfeld episode....about nothing. Anything with a required enrollment in a "public option" is simply illegal and will not withstand a single challenge.

Nobody answered because we can't believe that you would ask such a stupid question. It would be like me asking where in the constitution does it allow the republican party to exist.

really, it is. "Mandatory Insurance Is Unconstitutional" is the unapologetic title of an op-ed last week in the Wall Street Journal by David Rivkin and Lee Casey, Justice Department attorneys during the Reagan and George H.W. Bush administrations. Investor's Business Daily wonders: "Where in the U.S. Constitution does it say the government can force people to buy health insurance?" So does an opinion article in the Christian Science Monitor, a discussion on the O'Reilly Factor, and commentary by Fox News' Andrew Napolitano.

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