Will you accept and respect the legality of this law as the law of the land that supersedes states laws?
Would this law make abortion after 15 weeks illegal with some exceptions, such as life of mother?Will you accept and respect the legality of this law as the law of the land that supersedes states laws?
That’s pretty thorny. In general, matters of health are left to the States’ police power. The power of the federal government is (at least in theory) limited to written grants found in the Constitution.Will you accept and respect the legality of this law as the law of the land that supersedes states laws?
NO -- Are you really this stupid, or is it just another lying doc-tor's act to continue to allow some doc-tors to make money on infanticide. BTW, do they vaccinate them first? Make them wear a mask or a ventilator while their baby is being murdered? jus-curiousWill you accept and respect the legality of this law as the law of the land that supersedes states laws?
John Robert's twisted logic into a pretzel to uphold Obamacare. Scalia and Kennedy were pissed. The power to tax could be used to force people to do anything.That’s pretty thorny. In general, matters of health are left to the States’ police power. The power of the federal government is (at least in theory) limited to written grants found in the Constitution.
Broadly, where the federal government has power over such matters it is pursuant to spending or commerce. In the Obamacare decision, Roberts went out of his way to put the authority in the taxing power so that he could avoid putting it in commerce. So commerce probably doesn’t have the votes on this court.
Spending would require the Government to implement new spending that has some relationship to abortion. Saying that previously agreed to spending contains new conditions is suspect at best.
In short, you can’t just cite Supremacy Clause and call it a day.
But the power to tax is itself limited by the original clause and the income tax. The Roberts tax was not constitutional under either. The court has changed since then.John Robert's twisted logic into a pretzel to uphold Obamacare. Scalia and Kennedy were pissed. The power to tax could be used to force people to do anything.
AND the court has changed since zer0care. I think this court would like to revisit the abused commerce clause rulings. My prediction is that precedent would take another hit and national gubmint would be put back into a smaller box.That’s pretty thorny. In general, matters of health are left to the States’ police power. The power of the federal government is (at least in theory) limited to written grants found in the Constitution.
Broadly, where the federal government has power over such matters it is pursuant to spending or commerce. In the Obamacare decision, Roberts went out of his way to put the authority in the taxing power so that he could avoid putting it in commerce. So commerce probably doesn’t have the votes on this court.
Spending would require the Government to implement new spending that has some relationship to abortion. Saying that previously agreed to spending contains new conditions is suspect at best.
In short, you can’t just cite Supremacy Clause and call it a day.
It is widely believed that the U.S. Supreme Court in 1895 declared income taxation in itself unconstitutional, making the Amendment necessary if the feds were to grab part of our paychecks.John Robert's twisted logic into a pretzel to uphold Obamacare. Scalia and Kennedy were pissed. The power to tax could be used to force people to do anything.
It is widely believed that the U.S. Supreme Court in 1895 declared income taxation in itself unconstitutional, making the Amendment necessary if the feds were to grab part of our paychecks.
In the United States, Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution gives Congress the power to "lay and collect taxes on U.S. Corporations, duties, profits on stocks and bonds, imposts and excises, to pay the debts and provide for the common defense and general welfare of the United States. So the Feds can tax income, but the sovereign citizen's personal WAGES are not defined as Income.
There is NO LAW in the Federal Registry giving them the power to tax a citizen's personal wages.
If you believe that's incorrect, then give me the Federal Registry # for that Law..... (crickets)
The last time the Congress and their IRS had that power was during WWII, the Victory War Tax, which was rescinded by the Congress in 1947 after the end of WWII.
The government wanted to raise money for the war so they enacted the Victory Tax of 1942. This was to be a temporary two year tax supposedly authorized by Article 1 Section 8 clause 12 of the Constitution which says that Congress has the power: "To raise and support armies, but no appropriation of money to that use shall be for a longer Term than two years."
Yeah but the federal government is now the largest healthcare insure and cast a great deal of control over our healthcare system on the national level already. So it’s not beyond reason to expect them to pass a law like this at some point and of course there’s a specific amendment giving the federal government and federal laws power over state laws, And we follow bloody Civil War to establish that.That’s pretty thorny. In general, matters of health are left to the States’ police power. The power of the federal government is (at least in theory) limited to written grants found in the Constitution.
Broadly, where the federal government has power over such matters it is pursuant to spending or commerce. In the Obamacare decision, Roberts went out of his way to put the authority in the taxing power so that he could avoid putting it in commerce. So commerce probably doesn’t have the votes on this court.
Spending would require the Government to implement new spending that has some relationship to abortion. Saying that previously agreed to spending contains new conditions is suspect at best.
In short, you can’t just cite Supremacy Clause and call it a day.
Will you accept and respect the legality of this law as the law of the land that supersedes states laws?
Yeah but the federal government is now the largest healthcare insure and cast a great deal of control over our healthcare system on the national level already. So it’s not beyond reason to expect them to pass a law like this at some point and of course there’s a specific amendment giving the federal government and federal laws power over state laws, And we follow bloody Civil War to establish that.
Seems to be what polling suggests and this is from FOXWill you accept and respect the legality of this law as the law of the land that supersedes states laws?
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