The American Spectator points out that President Obama has still not nominated anyone to serve in the Independent Payment Advisory Board, the unconstitutional agency established by Obamacare to regulate Medicare reimbursement rates. His delay is significant because Obamacare’s scheduled to … Continue reading
This afternoon at 4 pm Eastern Time, 1 pm Pacific, I’ll be participating in a forum at the Cato Institute about ongoing legal challenges to Obamacare. I’ll be talking about our Origination Clause challenge, Sissel v. HHS. On the panel … Continue reading
I’ll be speaking as part of the Cato Institute’s forum, “Beyond the Individual Mandate: The Ongoing Legal Challenges to Obamacare” on Thursday, February 7, at 4 pm in Washington, D.C. I will speak about our case, Sissel v. HHS, and … Continue reading
The Wall Street Journal’s James Taranto writes that our challenge to Obamacare is unlikely to succeed. Assuming that Obamacare’s monetary exaction for not buying insurance is a tax, as the Supreme Court called it in its June opinion, still not … Continue reading
Cato’s Michael Cannon explains how Obamacare gives extreme and unprecedented powers to the Secretary of Health & Human Services. But IPAB isn’t just extreme, it’s also unconstitutional. For more on this illegal aspect of Obamacare, click here and here. … Continue reading
Just in time for tomorrow’s Supreme Court decision, our friends at the Silicon Valley Conservative Forum have posted the video of my recent talk there on the subject of the Obamacare cases. … Continue reading
Our friends Michael Cannon and Diane Cohen have an article in National Review Online today about the Independent Payment Advisory Board, one of the less famous assaults on constitutionalism included in the Obamacare legislation. As we pointed out last year, … Continue reading