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4. The first one raises a valid point

Thu Mar 29, 2012, 09:13 AM

Mar 2012

If it isn't constitutional to force us to buy insurance, how can it be constitutional to force us to buy their insurance?

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Another day of Cartoonists' takes on the HCR case [View all] n2doc Mar 2012 OP

The last one. Scuba Mar 2012 #1

Yep, the last one and DippyDem Mar 2012 #2

"Don't steal my election!" FailureToCommunicate Mar 2012 #3

The first one raises a valid point liberal N proud Mar 2012 #4

Alas, same rational behind employers providing contraceptives... Moonwalk Mar 2012 #9

KnR for the 'toons! alittlelark Mar 2012 #5

Whoa!! Where do you live that the initial examination is free?! harmonicon Mar 2012 #7

Spot on. GiveMeFreedom Mar 2012 #11

LOL...I didn't see your post...great minds... Lochloosa Mar 2012 #14

Republican Health Care Rain Mcloud Mar 2012 #12

"Let him die!" emulatorloo Mar 2012 #16

Anyone see a resemblance? Lochloosa Mar 2012 #13

Yep GiveMeFreedom Mar 2012 #15

All Hail, Rain Mcloud Mar 2012 #17