Re: Lunelle/contraception coverage

From: art fougner, md (evsono@pipeline.com)
Wed Jan 31 07:33:24 2001


Bob -

in case you've not noticed - medicare has been a fact of life since LBJ. are you now stating medicare is unconstitutional? let's alert Chief Justice Renquist and the Supremes. Sorry but medicare is a done deal. s0o why answer what is a fait accomplis? if you feel that strongly, then you need to go to the federal court system and begin the case. i do not need to argue with you over the obvious. why not, instead, demonstrate to us that congress does not have the power to pass legislation which it seems to do quite frequently. i'm sure you have some point you are trying to make but the logic escapes me. you are the voice crying out in the wilderness on this one, Bob.

Now, once again, what is YOUR solution to the problem of the uninsured? or do you not think this is a problem?

art

At Tue, 30 Jan 2001, Robert J. Woolley wrote: >
>In message <200101310046.SAA19299@mail.medispecialty.com> writes:
>> Rubbish - medicare did not require a constitutional amendment nor did
>> social security or many other programs. catastrophic coverage, as an
>> example, would not need an amendment - just ask your congressman as i
>> did.
>
>You still haven't answered my fundamental question. Where, exactly, in the
>Constitution do you find that Congress has authority to, say, enact Medicare? It
>simply isn't there. As I've said, if your reaction is that that doesn't matter,
>then what you're arguing for is a Congress with literally unlimited powers. So I
>ask, again (I keep asking these things, because you seem not to answer them),
>why do you want that?
>
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>"Meanwhile we have to live today by what truth we can get today,
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art fougner, md

A series of 1000 cases begins with but a single anecdote.





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