What IS a violation of MY "liberty"...is people who elect NOT to have health insurance and then use the ER as their primary care doctor....and, that, I have witnessed....everyone in this country should be able to have affordable health insurance...if not..it makes the premiums for those of us who do have health insurance more....those who are insured are in essence paying for those who aren't insured...and to me that is a "violation of my liberty"...whatever that means....the USA is the best country in the world and all citizens should have health coverage....it is unconscionable that we don't.....I totally support the "Affordable Care Act":....although like many, I don't know everything that is in it....but, if a "sliding scale" is used to pay for premiums then it should be affordable......but, now, if people know they can go to the ER and get treatment payed for by others, why would they want to spend $ on premiums? In many cases, it is a matter of "priorities" and people who are gambling with their health....They think, "oh, I'm healthy now"....and "these premiums are expensive" so the health insurance is dropped.....then they get sick......Americans should not have to choose between health insurance and food....I am proud that the Supreme Court made a decision that is right for America and not one that follows party lines.....I am sick to death of the GOP working just to oust President Obama.....why aren't they working toward the good of all Americans?

I belive it should be a state decision. The people in Mass. decided they wanted it, good for them but we don't need the feds telling us that we should do this. This country was set up to be groups of independent states that decide these things themselves, Susan, you should read the book about the beginnings of Newport and how our little county, Newport, shaped the country, the book is titled "A lively Little Experment". The Orwell's "1984" was a warning not an instruction book as some are working toward.

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thank you Susan