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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2013/11/17/george_will_obama_is_using_white_house_press_room_as_a_third_legislative_chamber.html
GEORGE WILL: "Well, I think Republicans have offered serious alternatives all along. But right now -- no, I mean, the president, his name is on it. He did it without any other votes, so live with it. One Republican put it brazenly, Scalise of Louisiana -- congressman. He said the president is like a man who burns your house down and then shows up with an empty water bucket, and then delivers a lecture on how bad your house was before he burned it down. That's an untenable position for the president to be in. It was nine months ago, an official of the Centers on Medicaid and Medicare Services told a conference, what we want to avoid a shirt world experience. And we've had the third world experience. And what Judy rather delicately the president's accommodation looks to a great many of us to be illegal. What we're told in grade school when we study civics is that in that building behind you are the two legislative chambers of the federal government, Senate and the House. It turns out there is a third, it's called the White House press room, into which the president can, on a whim, sashay and rewrite laws. It's an extraordinary civics lesson." ______________________________ and it's about to get worse...insurers are pushing Obama for the authority to directly enroll people with government subsidies thus effectively bypassing the website Healthcare.gov...there is NOT a provision anywhere in the law for that...love the analogy above about the house fire... |
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http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2013/11/17/george_will_obama_is_using_white_house_press_room_as_a_third_legislative_chamber.html GEORGE WILL: "Well, I think Republicans have offered serious alternatives all along. But right now -- no, I mean, the president, his name is on it. He did it without any other votes, so live with it. One Republican put it brazenly, Scalise of Louisiana -- congressman. He said the president is like a man who burns your house down and then shows up with an empty water bucket, and then delivers a lecture on how bad your house was before he burned it down. That's an untenable position for the president to be in. It was nine months ago, an official of the Centers on Medicaid and Medicare Services told a conference, what we want to avoid a shirt world experience. And we've had the third world experience. And what Judy rather delicately the president's accommodation looks to a great many of us to be illegal. What we're told in grade school when we study civics is that in that building behind you are the two legislative chambers of the federal government, Senate and the House. It turns out there is a third, it's called the White House press room, into which the president can, on a whim, sashay and rewrite laws. It's an extraordinary civics lesson." ______________________________ and it's about to get worse...insurers are pushing Obama for the authority to directly enroll people with government subsidies thus effectively bypassing the website Healthcare.gov...there is NOT a provision anywhere in the law for that...love the analogy above about the house fire... That Fire might just eventually burn the Pants of POTUS! http://thepeoplescube.com/peoples-blog/affordable-healthcare-act-to-be-rebranded-palincare-t12277.html http://thepeoplescube.com/peoples-blog/ho-ho-ho-obamacare-for-christmas-this-year-t12263.html |
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