Beck suggests health care legislation is purposely unconstitutional, thereby necessitating passage of public option
December 17, 2009 5:59 pm ET
From the December 17 edition of Fox News' Glenn Beck:
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Beck says of health care reform legislation, "None of this must pass."


















Woooo hooooo...paranoia... Buga buga, wooo hooo... paranoia... Booo...! paranoia... Doity-doity dinky-do... paranoia... Etc., etc.
Obama: constitutional law professor for 12 years at the U. of Chicago
Beck: radio shock jock and HS graduate
Hm -- now, which of those two should I believe is more qualified to say what is unconstitutional . . .
Now that the President is trying to do something that will actually help people, these dooshbags are suddenly "concerned" about the government exceeding its Constitutional Parameters.
GMAFB
A filibuster is also unconstitutional because there is no mention of it or anything like it in the constitution. So I guess beck would have no problem if the senate removed it from the rules. I imagine then the dems would be going against the bible or reagan or some other crap his feeble brain can think of[/i]
No it is not unconstitutional. The government federal and state level can step in stop a business for bad practices which the insurance industry has been getting away with since 1945.
The McCarran–Ferguson Act is a United States federal law that exempts insurance companies from the federal anti-trust legislation that applies to most businesses, and allows state law to regulate the business of insurance without federal government interference. The McCarran–Ferguson Act was passed by Congress in 1945 after the Supreme Court ruled in United States v. South-Eastern Underwriters Association that the federal government could regulate insurance companies under the authority of the Commerce Clause in the U.S. Constitution.
So the government an the states can regulate the insurance industry, they know that and that is why the insurance industry lobbies their A off to corrupt the politicans in Washington. We need to weed those sellouts out and put in people who lookout for the people as a whole!
DO NOT BELIEVE BECKY PEOPLE!