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Ken Connor: Restrained by the Constitution

By Alliance Alert

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Ken Connor writing at The Christian Post: "Perhaps to the chagrin of some conservatives who would have relished an ideologically-driven, politically-charged decision (and despite the wild accusations among some on the far left that this decision signals the first step towards a judicial imposition of a 'libertarian utopia'), Judge Hudson doesn't second guess or venture an opinion about the wisdom or merits of the legislation. His analysis is a constitutional one, not a political or sociological one, and the question he considered is simple: Does the Constitution confer on the Congress the power to penalize individuals for not purchasing a particular good or service in the marketplace?"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on December 17, 2010 (boomark / email).

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