re: #35 Obdicut

How much are you going to like that precedent when some future GOP administration wants to force something you oppose based on this instance?

The point I’m most trying to make is whether you want a mandate on this in particular is a very separate discussion than the enumerated powers issue. Tax and benefit would solve this via single payer and avoid this dangerous precedent.

Can you show me where the gun mandate survived a challenge based on enumerated powers? Is it did I would have to agree. if not, not so much.