After taking a very quick look at the Supreme Court decision on Obamacare, I do have a rather pointed question. If this act is valid because of the Interstate Commerce, Clause, Comission, or Comittee is treating it as a tax act instead of a legislative act, then can it be repealed by the Comission or Committee without resorting to a new legislative act if the Committee or Comission wishes to do so. Is a tax enacted by a Congressional Committee subject to the same majority rules as the entire Congress. If it is no.t what would be the result of targeting the members who voted to submit the Obama Health Care plan to Congress. There are thirteen Dems And 12 Reps on that committee. Encouraging swing votes away from those who voted in committee to send this Act to the floor(S) of Congress could be far more effective than trying to target all those congressional members who voted for Obamacare in open congress. If this is to stand the test of law in the courts, has the Supreme court opened a back door into the hallowed halls of Congressional legislators?
There are others far more qualified than I to answer, any help appreciated.
Hodr
