What we do is turn to the ultimate power the framers gave us - amendment. The only way to return the federal government to its original constitutional limits is constitutional amendments restating and re-affirming those original limits on federal power. Of course, Congress will never initiate such amendments. Therefore the first step is to reform the amendment process so that the states can initiate and enact amendments without having to go through either Congress or the unworkable and outmoded mechanism of a convention. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com

The solution must go deeper than simply replacing this arrogant ideologue. Much of the Obama administration's ability to wreck such havoc comes from a constitutional jurisprudence which has allowed the national government to expand far beyond its proper constitutional bounds. We can only hope to be free of this or future administrations of its ilk when we restore the original limits on the national government. Given how entrenched that Supreme Court jurisprudence is, this can only be done by amendments restating those original constitutional understandings. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com.

Overturning Obamacare would certainly be a good thing, but it would still leave in place the prior 75 years of Supreme Court decisions which have enabled the growth of the national government far beyond its original constitutional limits. We need to amend the Constitution to restore those original limits. Of course Congress will not initiate such an amendment. Therefore, the first step is reform the amendment process so that the states can initiate and pass amendments without having to go through Congress or the unused and unworkable mechanism of a convention. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com

Obama is not dumb, but he lives inside a leftist bubble where only neanderthals oppose the beneficence of Big Government, and the Constitution is just something you stretch however you need to empower more Big Government. And since the FDR Supreme Court ripped a huge hole in the interstate commerce clause to enable limitless Big Government, there have been only two very narrow small instances where the Supreme Court tried to tighten the edges of that gaping hole. Even if Obamacare is overturned, that will still leave in place the last 75 years of Supreme Court precedents for Big Government. We need to restore the original meaning of the interstate commerce clause if we really want to end Big Government. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com

Obama has no problem when the courts strike down a law he doesn't like, such as the Arizona immigration law.The difficulty with judicial review is not that it allows the Supreme Courts to force the Congress to follow the Constitution,a good thing. The problem is who makes the Supreme Court follow the Constitution? The framers' answer is the people do through the amendment process. Unfortunately, the amendment process has become moribund, and the courts can interpret the Constitution however they want without check. We need to reform the amendment process to allow states to initiate and pass amendments without having to go through either Congress or the unused and archaic mechanism of a convention. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com

Obama's hypocrisy is palpable. He has no problem when courts overturn laws he disagrees with, like Arizona's immigration law. However, the solution must go deeper than simply replacing this arrogant ideologue. Obamacare and the rest of the federal leviathan are based on Supreme Court decisions which have allowed the national government to expand far beyond its proper constitutional bounds. We can only hope to be free of this or future administrations of its ilk when we restore the original limits on the national government. Given how entrenched that Supreme Court jurisprudence is, this can only be done by amendments restating those original constitutional limits on federal power. See http://www.timelyrenewed.com.