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What is the best prediction of the outcome in the [[ObamaCare]] decision expected to be issued Thursday, June 27, 2012? '''''85% of experts predict that ObamaCare will be upheld - can so many experts be so wrong?''''' | What is the best prediction of the outcome in the [[ObamaCare]] decision expected to be issued Thursday, June 27, 2012? '''''85% of experts predict that ObamaCare will be upheld - can so many experts be so wrong?''''' | ||
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*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]] | ||
Revision as of 23:40, June 27, 2012
What is the best prediction of the outcome in the ObamaCare decision expected to be issued Thursday, June 27, 2012? 85% of experts predict that ObamaCare will be upheld - can so many experts be so wrong?
Yes, the experts are wrong, and here's why:
- 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
- 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