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The Man Behind the Curtain and the Suspension of the Law

July 10, 2013 by

It’s one thing to delay the implementation of a massive, complex and far reaching government program because it is, well, massive, complex, and far reaching. It’s quite another to act like it’s completely normal and anyone who says otherwise is up in the night. But that’s exactly what the White House Press Secretary Jay Carney […]

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C is for Comeback America by David Walker

April 3, 2013 by

Sometimes, I’m a cynic. For example, I don’t trust that Democrats care as much about the Second Amendment and gun regulation, immigration reform, or gay marriage as they say (heck, I’m not even sure Republicans care as much as they say, either, but that’s another post). I think they’re, largely, cherry picking issues that they […]

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TANSTAAFL: Obamacare turns three and the costs continue to tally [Infographic]

March 27, 2013 by

This week in TANSTAAFL news: it’s  Obamacare‘s third anniversary, and, as then Speaker Nancy Pelosi famously said, we had to pass it to find out what’s in it. We’re still trying to find out what’s in it. Today, for your pleasure, a small infographic on the costs that have come with the ironically named Affordable Care […]

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The “individual mandate” is a “tax.” Voters are not noticeably relieved.

June 28, 2012 by

The government devoted 21 lines of its brief to argue that § 5000A was a tax, and it’s longest statement on the issue at oral arguments was 50 words.

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Before you eat another french fry… [infographic]

May 11, 2012 by

Before you eat another french fry, think about this:

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Obamacare before the Supreme Court: “The Emperor Has No Clothes!”

March 29, 2012 by

In a case of “the Emperor has no clothes,” the justices played the part of the skeptic to the Obama Administration’s protestations of Obamacare’s constitutionality. With the oral arguments on constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act over, let’s take a look back at the reactions to the arguments: [cont…]

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Huffington Predicts the Demise of Obamacare

March 28, 2012 by

[h/t Aaron Bludworth]                  

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