

Ep. 1279 - Supreme Disappointment
Jun 18, 2021
The Supreme Court upholds Obamacare, leaving conservatives disappointed while also ruling on religious freedoms tied to Catholic foster care. A unanimous decision sparks debates on Juneeteenth's status as a national holiday, igniting Leftist backlash. Discussions unfold around judicial independence amid healthcare legislation and the clash between anti-discrimination laws and religious beliefs. The podcast also examines historical connections with contemporary issues like critical race theory, pleas for accountability in leadership, and the impact of ideology on children's programming.
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Obamacare's Impact
- Obamacare has not lowered healthcare costs overall, adding complexities.
- It shifted the balance of power towards government control over citizens' choices.
Government Overreach
- The Affordable Care Act introduced the concept of penalizing citizens for inaction.
- This allows the government to compel specific actions like purchasing a product.
Roberts' Priorities
- John Roberts prioritizes preserving the Supreme Court's image over defending liberty.
- This leads to upholding left-wing legislation and limiting judicial pushback.