Constitutionality of Health Care?

It is time for every American left or right to hold our elected officials to the rules provided for them to legislate. No more unfunded mandates. No compelling citizens to have health insurance. No more spending that will break our economy and cause us to lose our national credit rating – it has been threatened by rating agencies who regularly rate sovereign governments. Remember that our currency is only backed by the full FAITH and CREDIT of the United States of America. When we lose our world credit rating, we will lose the power of our currency.

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Why is the Cornerstone of our Republic at Risk?

The 2010 census operation fully plans to count any person legal or illegal, citizen or non-citizen—remember only citizens can vote. We should be counting only “persons” which in the Constitution is synonymous with citizens. Failure to do this means that states with an abundance of people who are not citizens made up of both legal and illegal residents, without the right to vote, will be unjustly rewarded with more representatives in Congress for law making and taxation and a greater weight to the Electoral College to elect the president of the United States. If we grant more representatives and more electoral votes to these states, then we seriously skew the one person (citizen) one vote rule. We end up giving the citizens of these states the power to cast what amount to those “super votes”. Essentially, a smaller electorate will have the power of a larger state population.

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