Today in Supreme Court History: March 26, 2012

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3/26/2012: NFIB v. Sebelius is argued.

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Mike Hansberry 5 years ago

Dems: Can so regulate each american's economic decisions!
Libertarians: Cannot!

It might have went better for us if we left out the broccoli thing. Just sayin'

Thoughts as actions under the CC was plenty crazy enough.

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