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Predicting ObamaCare Outcome (view source)
Revision as of 03:17, June 28, 2012
, 03:17, June 28, 2012Best of the Public / Obama rude
*ObamaCare does violate the limits in the [[Commerce Clause]], and it is difficult to overcome that [[logic]]
*ObamaCare does violate the limits in the [[Commerce Clause]], and it is difficult to overcome that [[logic]]
*while 85% of experts think ObamaCare will be upheld, probably 90% are unwilling to criticize [[Obama]], so when adjusted for bias it indicates disbelief that ObamaCare will be upheld
*while 85% of experts think ObamaCare will be upheld, probably 90% are unwilling to criticize [[Obama]], so when adjusted for bias it indicates disbelief that ObamaCare will be upheld
*So-called experts rarely live up to the expertise provided by the [[Best of the Public]], who tend to think the individual mandate will be overturned.
*[[Barack Obama]]'s [http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2012/apr/3/obamas-faulty-grasp-of-our-constitution/ recent rudeness] to the Supreme Court may lead some of the more [[liberal]] justices, such as [[Anthony Kennedy]], to turn towards logic and truth over politics.
*95% of those same experts deny that logic/[[conservatism]] advances over time for the same reason technology does
*95% of those same experts deny that logic/[[conservatism]] advances over time for the same reason technology does
*ObamaCare could have been upheld more easily and quickly than to invalidate it
*ObamaCare could have been upheld more easily and quickly than to invalidate it
*virtually all of the "experts" missed the boat, and continue to miss the boat, on [[Biblical Scientific Foreknowledge]]. Wrong about that, why would anyone expect them to right about anything else?
*virtually all of the "experts" missed the boat, and continue to miss the boat, on [[Biblical Scientific Foreknowledge]]. Wrong about that, why would anyone expect them to right about anything else?