published Monday, July 9th, 2012  A bold stand      The news is
more encouraging in a number of other states:
You're pleased that people won't have insurance, that they will
burden emergency rooms instead of having effective health care
provided through a free market exchange process?  Gee, thanks
for showing what you really care about. It ain't about genuine
integrity, you can't even support your own ideas. But no, it's
not a massive tax increase, and no, the Supreme Court decision
did not say that. Stop reading what you want into things.  A
bold stand? No, the bold stand would be to stand against the
partisan tide and do the right thing, and not refuse to
implement your own idea just because you can't strand admitting
that it's a good idea.  But as we know, you don't have
principles.  July 9, 2012 at 12:31 a.m. nucanuck said...  So
let's see. The far-right controled Supreme Court fails to block
Obamacare so the far-right functionaries are going to block
implementation on the grounds that the mi