1. | Jan 6, 2018

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2. | Mar 19, 2014

It isn't. I have a copy of the Constitution right here, and the only thing that vaguely could allow it is a seoitcn that says Congress shall have the power to "provide for the general welfare." However, Obamacare doesn't PROVIDE for the general welfare, as it doesn't actually provide the healthcare. It PROMOTES the general welfare, in a round about way, but Congress does NOT have the power to promote the general welfare. It's illegal, Obama is guilty of treason and Constitutionally must be impeached. Was this answer helpful?

3. | Mar 18, 2014

I guess if it is not prohibited in the Constitution it could be alelowd. The constitution is a flexible thing, anyway. It is subject to changes, and it should be apparent that after more than 200 years, additions or modifications should be considered when needed. The world changes, and we must adapt and change with it in my opinion. Should we say that people with no health insurance will get no care unless they are wealthy? I guess that would be fair to the rest of us who are tired of carrying those who don't. Was this answer helpful?

4. | May 31, 2013

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5. | May 31, 2009

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