Don’t Abandon Constitutional Criticisms of Obamacare

By Mark Hemingway
Published July 30, 2012 9:15pm ET
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Don’t Abandon Constitutional Criticisms of Obamacare
Over at National Review Online, George Mason law professor Eric R. Claeys has a very interesting and lengthy piece on how constitutionalists should view Obamacare after the Supreme Court’s ruling upholding the law: So what should constitutionalists do in the wake of Sebelius? Keep up policy-based criticisms of Obamacare, but don’t abandon constitutional criticisms. In […]

Over at National Review Online, George Mason law professor Eric R. Claeys has a very interesting and lengthy piece on how constitutionalists should view Obamacare after the Supreme Court’s ruling upholding the law:

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