What IF?

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Andrew P. Napolitano, a former judge of the Superior Court of New Jersey

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What if the federal government is out of control, no matter which party controls it? What if there is only harmony on Capitol Hill when government is growing and personal liberty is shrinking? What if the presidential race this fall will not be between good and evil, between right and left, between free markets and central planning or even between constitutional government and Big Government; but only about how much bigger Big Government should get?

What if enough is enough? What do we do about it? What if it's too late?

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I first discovered the power of questions in a Tony Robbins seminar!

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Mark de LA says

Here is another huge what if?

Spying on Americans is interesting, eh? Some were worrying about Bush's electronic evesdropping without warrants etc. But currently we face drones in the near future or even NOW

See: http://www.infowars.com/air-force-document-drones-can-be-used-to-spy-on-americans/

Hmmm...

Shades

of my favorite TV

program

"Person of Interest"

maybe the

much older

TV program

"The Prisoner"

Mark de LA says

MR 2012-05-04 10:57:35 15929

& Now with the biggest US Government in History Obama warns:

source: ...

WASHINGTON -- Medicare's payment system, the unseen but vital network that handles 100 million monthly claims, could freeze if President Barack Obama's health care law is summarily overturned, the administration quietly informed the courts.

Although Obama's overhaul made significant cuts to providers and improved prescription and preventive benefits, Medicare was overlooked in Supreme Court arguments that focused on the law's controversial requirement that all individuals carry health insurance.

Havoc for Medicare could have repercussions as both parties avidly court seniors in this election year and as hospitals and doctors increasingly complain the program doesn't pay enough.

In papers filed with the Supreme Court, administration lawyers warned of "extraordinary disruption" if Medicare is forced to unwind countless transactions that are based on payment changes required by more than 20 separate sections of the Affordable Care Act.

Opponents say the whole law must go. The administration counters that even if the court strikes down the insurance mandate, it should preserve most of the rest of the legislation. That would leave in place the changes to Medicare and a major expansion of Medicaid coverage.

Last year, in a lower court filing, Justice Department lawyers said reversing Medicare payment changes "would impose staggering administrative burdens" on the government and "could cause major delays and errors" in claims payment.

... As Obama continues to implement & tie up the system with his Obamacare, hiring 4000 new IRS agents to make sure your taxes reflect it etc, it will remain as a disease like metastasizing cancer within government even if SCOTUS rejects, eh?
The biggest government in history can't reverse 2 years, one month & 12 days of federal bureaucracy? ......... that's the living definition of BIG GOVERNMENT is TOO BIG!

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