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Healthcare Mandate vs. the Constitution
Link: http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/HL0912/S00232.htm
Does the United States Constitution allow Congress to force people to purchase a product (health insurance) from a private corporation, and fine them or tax them if they refuse? The answer is a matter of debate, but there is little dispute that such an act of Congress would be unprecedented.
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