Here is one of the standout moments from this week's Supreme Court hearing to decide the fate of the Affordable Care Act. "Genereal Verrilli" is the U.S. Solicitor General.
JUSTICE SCALIA: What about Congress? You really think Congress is just going to sit there while all of these disastrous consequences ensue. […]
GENERAL VERRILLI: Well, this Congress, Your Honor, I I -- (Laughter.)
GENERAL VERRILLI: You know, I mean, of course, theoretically of course, theoretically they could.
JUSTICE SCALIA: I I don't care what Congress you're talking about. If the consequences are as disastrous as you say, so many million people without insurance and whatnot, yes, I think this Congress would act. Link
Yes, this Congress would ACT! to save Obamacare!
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2 comments:
Unfortunately, this is not one of Scalia's most embarrassing moments.
Sometimes I like to wonder what color the sky is in Scalia's world. Usually, I imagine that it's a golden yellow and has clouds shaped like Jesus.
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