Are you sure you don't mean the 1rst Amendment?

All laws are not "moral" laws. Some laws are strictly designed for public safety, some to regulate commerce and taxation. Kevlar is essentially correct and cogent. Sorry to disagree.

With all wanting our involvement to fix things haow can you argue the defense budget. If the requirement is to have a global presence then we mus pay for it; We are the nly country that has a global presense. Our Navy is tasked with ensuring the "lines of communication", in other words ensuring unfettered trade with the rest of the world,

Classic case of "Buyers Remorse."

Maxine Waters is equally at fault.

If the SCOTUS fails to strike down the whole thing or the individual mandate, then I fear that the Dems will be emboldened making repeal all but impossible. So this is the only realistic shot.

From day one, on a variety of blogs, I've stated that O'Bama and his fellow Dems over-reached. I never understood the need to radically change 1/6th of the economy to address the needs of roughly 12% of the population. Sort of like pole vaulting an ant hill - way too heavy handed. And if SCOTUS does its job properaly, the President will have burned up any political capital needlessly. The silver lining is that it allowed for a Republican resurgence and should relegate the president to minor things, thus preventing any more damage to our country.

At the very least Ms. Rosen lacked professional self-dscipline. As a Democratic strategist, she had to know it was a loser and would be controversial and potentially damaging.

If " everybody judges themselves as a little bit better than the next guy," then it must also apply to Democrats. Ridiculous assumption...eh.

Please cite the specific bill that Gov. Walker signed that specifically "repeal(s) the women's rights"?