Henry Payne for July 01, 2011

Only if from a “private” or “corporation” paying them off.

The eventual answer, given by the liberal-brought courts: Yes.

Unless we throw ’em out in 2012

Absurd.

It’s a pretty false comparison of buying insurance with other commodities. IF we allow people to go without it, we must answer the question with a meaningful answer: what happens to someone without insurance or money who lying in the street dying of injuries from an accident?

^if you lived in manhattan when ronnie raygun turned all of the mentally ill people out on the streets in the middle of the winter, you’ll know the answer.

it’s their choice to lie on the street dying of injuries, this is a free country, after all…..

The government requires me to have car insurance and home insurance so I can only belive those republican scumba@s have their heads up where the sun don’t shine as usual.

Someone show me the clause (not the talking point) where the government taxes you out of house and home, puts you in jail, or (for kicks) puts you in a death panel for NOT buying insurance. Thanks!