From the article: "“After reconsideration of the issue, it is now the position of the United States that the amended Section 5000A is constitutional,” Kneedler wrote, referring to the ACA’s individual mandate. The mandate involves a fee (tax -- my word) paid by Americans who choose not to buy health insurance when they can afford it." Where else does the government force you to pay for something when you don't need it? If it did, an example would look like this: Every American that makes over $80,000 a year will pay for 100 boxes of bubble gum per month at a cost of $1,000 per month. This would be to keep people who makes bubble gum employed. But, Mr. government snotty nose pin head, I don't chew gum. Doesn't matter, you'll do it and like it because we know better! Kind of stupid when you put it this way! Same thing!! The touchy feely crowd would love it. But -- it's probably not Constitutional. There's that pesky word again!
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