Title: The top 10 violations of the Constitution by Obama and the 111th Congress | The Daily Caller
Headings: The top 10 violations of the Constitution by Obama and the 111th Congress
The top 10 violations of the Constitution by Obama and the 111th Congress
Content: For purposes of regulation, Congress invoked Article 1.8 and claimed insurance may be controlled because it falls under Congress’ power to regulate interstate commerce. But insurance is not interstate commerce — you can’t buy insurance across state lines. Language in the bill says the health care law may NOT be changed or amended by anyone once signed into law. This violates the role of Congress. Article 1.1 makes it clear that only Congress is authorized to make law, meaning it has every right to alter, amend and change the health care law. To restrict Congress is to change its constitutional duty. The 111th Congress must think it can change the Constitution without amending it — a violation of Article 5, which outlines the amendment process. The health care bill also violates the 10th Amendment because it coerces states into complying with a new national program that reaches far into state jurisdiction. So, what do you do when you’re navigating through a blizzard of political white-out where visibility is reduced to zero, the road is slick and slippery, and disaster is strewn about in all directions? You come to a complete stop — and put on the chains.