Sensibility is the Definition of Life (G. K. Chesterton)
Some comments on the Supreme Court in light of the recent “health care reform” ruling; what happens when the chief justice gets more concerned with the institution of the court than with the constitutional principles the court is duty bound to protect.
The author allows himself a little pessimism in the wake of the recent ruling from the Supreme Court on the constitutionality of President Obama’s health care bill; “if the national government can now coerce me into purchasing something against my will and impose a penalty for my non-compliance in the form of a fine (now called a tax) then no limit now constrains the power of the national government.”