Healthcare Pt. 2

Okay, so my earlier post was my upset side. But in all honesty, what we witnessed in the Supreme Court decision yesterday was a beautiful display of democracy. As Chief Justice Roberts said during his confirmation hearing, "I'm here to call balls and strikes, not pitch or bat." Chief Justice Roberts did what he thought was most consistent with the Constitution and no one can fault him for that. He rose above politics when many critics believed that the Court was becoming increasingly political and polarizing. Hopefully, this decision will once again demonstrate to the American people that the Supreme Court should indeed be considered as the supreme say to the Constitutionality of a law. As conservatives, we should respect the process which the Constitution has set forth for us. As citizens, however, it's imperative that we work to repeal this bad policy. How do we do this? We go and work our tails off for every conservative candidate from here until November 6th. That's how our Founding Father's intended for us to operate. It's important for us to keep control of the House and to gain control of the Senate so that we can control the legislative process. But we also need to work to ensure that Barack Obama and his liberal policies only get 4 years at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. So trust me when I tell you, we'll still be getting full repeal of Obamacare. It's not time to get mad, it's time to get behind our Republican candidates and work harder than ever. For perhaps the first time ever, we're validated when we say, "this is the most important election in history".