The Republican leadership has reputiated the few hecklers that went over the line and it is dis-ingenuious to try to hang this issue around the necks of Republicans. One Republican reported today that someone fired a shot through his office door or window so the anger is not confined to Republicans. Some liberals are pissed because they feel the Bill is not liberal enough.

The thread title, I believe, is an insult to my Party and the thread should be re-titled. No one has proved yet that the crimes were committed by Republicans.

Mick states, in his post of 25 March at 12:16 PM, "Every legal scholar has indicated that they have no chance of prevailing." (the state AG cases against the health care Bill).

That's a pretty broad statement I think. That takes in a lot of scholars in the United States. I, myself, have heard legal scholars on TV declare that the AGs may have a pretty strong case. I guess we will just have to wait and see. If Mick is right, I would think that it won't take long for there to be a decision made, not if it's a slam dunk as he suggests.

Since our president is, himself, a Constitutional scholar, it would be a bit embarresing, I suppose, if he were to have signed a Bill that he knew was unconstitutional. Right?

DougR

DougR