I
am suing the government because of the fact that the president changed an
existing law apart from the will of Congress.
I filed the federal lawsuit under two basic categories: 1. I'm a local
business owner and it's cost me a lot of time, money, effort and resources; and
2. I filed as an American citizen because I feel that it was wrong to do that
in light of the fact that the Constitution specifically disallows it.
I
have a greater goal here. There are
many, since I've filed, that have said to me, "It's constitutional, why do
you want to dismantle the law?" It
is not my goal to dismantle the law.
Ulysses S. Grant said that the best way to repeal a bad law is to
enforce it vigorously. It is my goal to
make sure that this law gets enforced rather than have a president choose for
political convenience what portions of the law he intends to delay for his own
political gain.
Kawa
Orthodontics Employees: 53 full-time; 11 part-time
Kawa
Health-Care Costs: $20,000/month
Kawa
Health-Care Costs Estimated Increase: 40%
Businesses
Impacted by Health-Care Law: 200,000+ companies with 50+ employees
The
Left would like to brand the Tea Party as the obstructionists. The truth is the obstructionist is the
president. The law is the law. It was not the Tea Party that decided they
were going to obstruct the law; it was the president who chose to obstruct the
law. It was the president who, by the
way, has no more power than you or I to change an existing law.
The
President of the United States takes an oath upon entering office to
"preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United
States." In reality, he's the one that we have to preserve, protect and defend
the Constitution from. [more...]
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