According to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals, the answer is no. Last year, that court dismissed Virginia’s lawsuit challenging Obamacare, on the grounds that the state had no interest in the lawsuit above and beyond the interests of its … Continue reading
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
Today’s Christian Science Monitor features my article about Matt Sissel’s challenge to Obamacare. Here’s a taste: Article I, Section 7 of the Constitution says that tax bills – “all bills for raising revenue” – must “originate in the House of … Continue reading
The American Spectator has an article today about our lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of Obamacare on behalf of Matt Sissel. As author David Catron notes, Obamacare, “a law filled with a myriad of new taxes — contains not a single … Continue reading
Politico reports that lawmakers are looking at ways to exempt themselves and their staff members from Obamacare’s mandates. Of course, the report may be untrue, or the negotiations may come to nothing. But it would hardly be the first such … Continue reading
I’ll be talking with Matt Clark on Ann Arbor’s WAAM AM 1600, tomorrow at 11am Pacific, 2pm Eastern, about the ongoing lawsuits against Obamacare, including our own lawsuit on behalf of Matt Sissel. You can listen online here. … Continue reading
The Washington Times has an article here about our lawsuit, Sissel v. Department of Health & Human Services. You can learn more about the case here and here. … Continue reading