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Friday, September 19, 2014
Cato Institute's 2013-14 Supreme Court Review
The Cato Institute's writers takes on the recent U.S. Supreme Court's term is here. As many of you know, the Cato Institute is an American libertarian think tank. Check out their website and materials if you haven't already done so.
Although not covered during the 2013-14 year, the overreaching PPACA is still a hot button issue that Supreme Justice Roberts, IMO, mishandled to the detriment of "good government", which was America's hard won federalism and its wise separation of longitudinal powers.
44: Thanks:Robert's vote changed the course of constitutional law, which seemed to be moving in the direction of limiting federal power and showing more respect for the states. We may never recover constitutionally from the Obamacare decision..
Thanks for sharing. I only wish there had been more on Federalism and separation of powers as this priority, IMO, has been ignored far too long.
ReplyDeleteAlthough not covered during the 2013-14 year, the overreaching PPACA is still a hot button issue that Supreme Justice Roberts, IMO, mishandled to the detriment of "good government", which was America's hard won federalism and its wise separation of longitudinal powers.
ReplyDelete44: Thanks:Robert's vote changed the course of constitutional law, which seemed to be moving in the direction of limiting federal power and showing more respect for the states. We may never recover constitutionally from the Obamacare decision..
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