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don t act in such a political manner that you overrule all precedent in terms of the commerce clause. right. juan, i also think andrea, i think it s important to know when the president is commenting, while they re deliberating. he s not commenting on a conclusion or opinion or vote, he s almost laying the groundwork before it even happens. it s very f.d.r. putting pressure on the court. i would point out, why have a constitution if you have a politicized court? the president should have kept his mouth shut. he does believe what he says. he needs to be lectured on the law and he needs to be told when he said this is historically unprecedented. no, it s not. the case that he s even asked his administration is asking to be briefed on, marbury vs. madison is an example of the court overturning that. i d like to say, andrea, you know what? that fifth circuit court request is so political, it s embarrassment that an appeals court judge would get involved in something that s not befo
coast. 8:00 out west. if there s anything republicans and democrats in congress agree on, it s jobs. sure enough, about three hours from now, president obama will step into the white house rose garden to sign the jobs act, as in jump-start our business start-ups. a bipartisan attempt to help small businesses to get funding faster to grow quicker. critics fear fraud, labor department reports another drop, last week s number was 357,000, down 6,000 from the week before. time is running out to explain their thinking of a legal doctrine of dating back sergeries. the supreme court heard last week, mr. obama said that the court won t scrape a law, passed a strong majority of democratically elected congress. courts have passed judgment on laws passed by congress on the early 1800s. the white house said that the president was making an observation and not trying to intimidate the justices. and fighting continues in syria, despite the government s saying that it s come plying wi
the broccoli argument makes absolutely no sense to me. well, what scalia is saying is, will the government for the first time not simply regulate a market, which we ve done before and they have the power to do that. congress has the power to economically regulate a market. they re saying the government wants to force you to enter the market. this is new ground. this is new ground. we ve never said, you must behave in a certain way. you must buy this. but, larry, help me out here. let me just say where i m coming from. i hope the court overturning the individual mandate. i think it s unconstitutional. but let me play devil s advocate. everybody enters the health care market. wouldn t conservatives actually like an individual mandate? because if somebody goes to an emergency room, all of us have to pay in that emergency room. and the costs all get shifted back to us anyway. why should you be a free loader that can go into an emergency room because you don t want to buy health care in