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HCR, the Law, and Nutcase Constitutional Challenges 0

Charles Fried, who teaches constitutional law at Harvard, considers the precedents as regards attempts to get health care reform declared unconstitutional.

His conclusion: Far-fetched, which is pretty strong language from a lawyer writing about a legal issue:

A RECENT 7-2 Supreme Court decision affirming the constitutional power of Congress to allow the indefinite detention of sexually dangerous child pornographers after the end of their federal sentences has the surprising effect of showing just how far-fetched are the constitutional objections to the new health care legislation.

Kook-kookey-a-chooey.

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