Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

"And if you did a survey in the first half of the 20th century on equal voting rights, most of the voters in the US were against it. Same thing, if something in unconstitutional it not law, even if 99.999% of the state supported the law. The percentage is not relevant." The issue of health care d

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

"BTW your health care reforms are taken straight from republican proposals since 1992 - specifically a a counter to Hillary Clinton's original reform proposal in the 90's and other proposals since." It isn't always right just because Republicans propose it J - Experience hath shewn, that even

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

On Mon, Aug 9, 2010 at 1:41 PM, Jerry Barnes wrote: > > I don't know what the future holds for Prop C; if it will hold or be > overturned.  I do know it is ignorant or deceptive to say it's not > important.  To carry 71% of the vote required a significant amount of > independent and democrat vote

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

Still there is no real reason for these cases except for ideology. BTW your health care reforms are taken straight from republican proposals since 1992 - specifically a a counter to Hillary Clinton's original reform proposal in the 90's and other proposals since. Yes real socialist stuff. Um-hum

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

"So basically Prop C is a wanton waste of money by an ideologically driven right wing. " It's ironic that you would say something is pushed forward by an ideologically driven right wing. Have you looked in the White House? Did you even pay attention when they passed health care deform against o

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

Federal law trump state laws, including state constitutions.Article VI, Clause 2 This Constitution, and the Laws of the United States which shall be made in Pursuance thereof; and all Treaties made, or which shall be made, under the Authority of the United States, shall be the supreme Law of the

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

More proof that this vote didn't mean anything, at least to liberal. Juan Williams said only old, white people voted for it. Way to go Juan. Another liberal injecting race into an issue. LIZ CHENEY: You've also got Robert Gibbs this week when asked about what does it mean that 71 percent of

Re: Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

Apparently, this vote isn't a big deal to the White House. Robert Fibbs called it "a vote of no legal significance*"* J - Experience hath shewn, that even under the best forms those entrusted with power have, in time, and by slow operations, perverted it into tyranny - Thomas Jefferson on gove

Prop C Passes Overwhelmingly - Missouri Voters Reject Mandate Requiring Purchase of Health Insurance.

In a surprising close vote, 667,680 to 271,102, Missouri voters rejected the health care mandate. Prop C passes overwhelmingly Mo. voters reject key provision of health care law