A bill set for fast-track passage in the South Carolina Senate would effectively nullify Obamacare in that state – and could become a model for other states fed up with the president’s signature healthcare law.
House Bill 3101 passed the state House of Representatives in April and now heads to the Republican-controlled Senate with special-order priority, the Daily Caller reported Monday.
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You go South Carolina. Perhaps I'll move there where there is still some freedom. At least in that state I can carry a kids plastic water pistol and not be arrested like in Maryland.
ReplyDeleteI pray MANY other states will follow this lead. I know the socialist republic of Maryland won't be one of them, but we can sure hope if many states follow it will collapse. JUST SAY NO TO SINGLE PAYER; which is what they want in the end.
ReplyDeleteWe have single payer in Medicare, 1:39 and people are so glad when they finally are old enough to get on it.
ReplyDeleteMaybe educate yourselves and look at McCulloch v. Maryland and the Nullification Crisis; states can't just do this, sorry kids.
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ReplyDeletePeople like you will be steam rolled so get out of the way because once S.C. passes it other states will join in and then we will see who can't do this.Just remember that is what they said when the American Revolution started..
You high 4:33? Sure sounds like it because you have no idea what your talking about.
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeleteYou high 4:33? Sure sounds like it because you have no idea what your talking about.
December 12, 2013 at 6:06 PM
"You high 4:33?"
Is that Ghettospeak?