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We've once again made contact with our leader, Mark Love them.

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Now, America, let me tell you why you despise so much that goes on in Washington, D.C.

Let me tell you why you despise politicians generally and liberals in particular.

You had an entire hearing today on the Democrat side on nothing.

Let's talk about Obamacare. The individual mandate was voted out of Obamacare a couple of years back.

And that was the part that was constitutionally sketched. In other words, unconstitutional.

It was removed by Congress at the behest of the President of the United States. It's not there anymore.

So the administration is trying to strike out the rest of Obamacare.

And unfortunately, from my perspective, it's unlikely to succeed.

We have six justices already that have indicated they're likely to uphold the rest of it.

Now, why? Because they like it? Because they believe in the policy? Because they think it's such a wonderful law?

Because there's a judicial term called severability.

Judges, particularly Supreme Court justices, if they can uphold a law, they'll uphold it, if they feel it's constitutional.

With the individual mandate now gone, that's been severed from the rest of the law.

So the rest of the law is likely to stand. And six justices have inferred, at least, that that's their intention.

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