160+ Fox News Bias videos at bit.ly More Fox News bias on health care reform at bit.ly Fox News bias on health care reform, or "Obamacare" as they like to call it, has been extensive over the years and, most recently, has failed to prepare viewers for the likelihood the US Supreme Court will find the law constitutional given that Congress had a rational basis to believe that the practice of self-insuring for the cost of health care, in the aggregate, substantially affects interstate commerce, as I show in this video. The clip I use of Fox News Sunday anchor Chris Wallace comes from a longer segment of Fox News' August 11, 2011, broadcast of the GOP Presidential Debate from Iowa available online at bit.ly The clips I use of Fox News anchor Geraldo Rivera and Florida's Republican Attorney General, Pam Bondi, come from a longer segment of Fox News' October 2, 2011, broadcast of "Geraldo at Large" (which I haven't found available online) The clips I use of former Michigan Governor Granholm and Bill Maher come from the "Overtime" segment of HBO's September 30, 2011, broadcast of "Real Time with Bill Maher" available online at bit.ly The images and quotes I use from the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals opinion in Thomas More Law Center v. Obama comes from the page at 1.usa.gov

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On April 4, 2011, American Tradition Institute, American Tradition Partnership and plaintiff Rod Lueck sued the State of Colorado and several officials over the constitutionality of the state's Renewable Energy Standard mandate. The RES requires the state's major utilities (mainly Xcel Energy) to obtain 30 percent of their power generation from "renewable" sources by the year 2020. ATI claims that the Colorado RES discriminates on its face against legal, safer, less costly, less polluting and more reliable in-state and out-of-state generators of electricity sold in interstate commerce. This discrimination is forbidden by the Commerce Clause, which reserves the regulation of interstate commerce to the federal government. In part 1, Dr. David Schnare explains why wind energy on the electrical grid creates more pollution than it saves.

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Sen. Mike Lee (R-Utah) questions the constitutionality of ObamaCare during a Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, focusing his remarks on the US Constitution's Commerce Clause (Feb. 2, 2011).

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Progressive talk show host Thom Hartmann speaks with Senator Chris Coons, US Senator (D-DE), about the constitutionality of the debt ceiling.

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Obama Care is being argued in federal court on its constitutionality, on whether or not congress has the constitutional authority to compel people to buy a product sold by a certain industry. Of course they do not, but that will be up to the court to decide. Why will it be up to them? Because in this country we live by a thing called 'the rule of law", and the day that we do not is the day that we are no better than banana republic. OK, you got me on that one, because we have already not lived up to the rule of law, for example, when Bush bailed out the auto industry without congressional approval, illegally using the TARP (bank bailout money) to do it. But the difference, in my defense, is that it was not challenged. Without a challenge to an illegal act, it is in a way not illegal, as was the case involving the Tyrant's of Bush and Obama bailing out the auto industry. I could go on about the illegal auto industry bailout, about how Obama, by the nod of his head, deprived the secured bond holders of the auto companies what was legally theirs, and then gave it to the auto unions, but that is in another video I made at the time, so I will get back to the "crime" at hand. If you listen to the entire argument, and if you're a traditionalist as I am, then you will realize just how far the commerce clause of the constitution has been stretched. They discuss things that will blow your mind (not in the part I uploaded), about the powers that the federal government has over our <b>...</b>

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Tom Woods appears on Freedom Watch with Judge Andrew Napolitano to talk about his new book Nullification: How to Resist Federal Tyranny in the 21st Century.

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Orrin Hatch questions experts during a hearing about the constitutionality of ObamaCare.

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www.tenthamendmentcenter.com by Rob Natelson Speaker Nancy Pelosi has issued a press release in which she purports to rebut those of us who have expressed doubts about the constitutionality of some health care reform plans. Pelosi (or her ghostwriter) claims The 10th amendment to the US Constitution states that the powers not delegated to the federal government by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the states, are reserved to the states or to the people. But the Constitution gives Congress broad power to regulate activities that have an effect on interstate commerce. Congress has used this authority to regulate many aspects of American life, from labor relations to education to health care to agricultural production. Since virtually every aspect of the heath care system has an effect on interstate commerce, the power of Congress to regulate health care is essentially unlimited. (bolded in original). For several reasons, this is a highly misleading statement. First, it fails to mention a concern expressed by many constitutional scholars, including those on the Left: Substantive due process. Substantive due process is the doctrine by which the Supreme Court strikes down laws it deems unacceptably interfere with personal privacy or autonomy. Health care laws that, for example, limit ones ability to fund and control ones own health care could well run afoul of substantive due process rules. Second, the statement fails to mention that, while the Supreme Court has upheld <b>...</b>

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Sen. Franken proves the legality of his amendment.

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Constitution Caucus Chairman Scott Garrett was on "Freedom Watch with Judge Napolitano" last night to discuss the President's actions in Libya. As the Chairman points out, every Member of Congress should be outraged at the President's blatant disregard for the Constitution. A progress report from President Obama is no substitute for congressional authorization.

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She asks some of the toughest questions yet. kudos to Ms Bachman.

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Sushma Swaraj appeals for a peaceful debate and says that the time of the Bill has come.

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Rep. Bachmann questions Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke regarding AIG and federal bailout programs.

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From MSNBC's Morning Joe on November 5, 2010

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Edwin Vieira, Jr. - four degrees from Harvard: AB (Harvard College), AM and Ph.D. (Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences), and JD (Harvard Law School) - discusses the cartel structure and constitutionality of the Federal Reserve System from the film "FIAT EMPIRE - Why the Federal Reserve Violates the US Constitution." The entire film, Fiat Empire, can be accessed at www.FiatEmpire.com or directly at Google Video at http "This Telly Award-winning documentary on the Federal Reserve System was inspired by the well-known book, "The Creature From Jekyll Island" by G. Edward Griffin, and features presidential candidate, RON PAUL. To order a high-quality DVD or VHS tape (by mail) with up to 160-minutes of additional interviews, go to www.FiatEmpire.com To get instant downloads in a range of qualities, go to www.mecfilms.com and select from the "Documentaries" menu. Find out why some feel the Federal Reserve System is a "bunch of organized crooks" and others feel its practices "are in violation of the US Constitution." Discover why experts agree the Fed is a banking cartel that benefits mainly bankers, their clients in need of easy money and a Congress that would rather increase the National Debt than raise taxes. Produced by William L. Van Alen, Jr., the 1-hour documentary is a co-production between Matrixx Productions and Cornerstone Entertainment and features interviews by, not only G. Edward Griffin, but Congressman Ron Paul (R-Texas); MOVIEGUIDE Founder, Ted Baehr <b>...</b>

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Todd Vandermyde discuses the issues surrounding the US Supreme Court's hearing of the case McDonald v Chicago. Vandermyde also talks about efforts to have Illinois join other states in allowing concealed carry laws to apply in Illinois.

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President of The John Birch Society John McManus, discussing the constitutionality of the Federal Reserve at the Marriott in Atlanta, Georgia. 2/20/09

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Rep. Bobby Scott questions Duke University Law Professor Walter Dellinger and Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli during a House Judiciary Committee hearing on the constitutionality of the Individual Mandate included in the Affordable Care Act (February 15, 2011)

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Congresscritter James Clyburn basically saying that it does not matter what the Constitution says, the Feds can do whatever they want.

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Former New Jersey state judge and Libertarian Andrew Napolitano addresses the constitutionality of Pork spending and other powers the US federal government exercises.

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Greta Van Susteren hosts Congressman John Carter on Fox News - April 20, 2010. Carter discusses healthcare law and his support for state attorneys general who have filed lawsuits against Obamacare.

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Dr. MP Singh, Vice-Chancellor of NUJS, Kolkata believes his background had a lot to do with his "grounded" understanding of law and his interest in affirmative action provisions of the Constitution. "Formal equality would not help the people I grew up with, " he explained. This motivated his interest in horizontal application of human rights and the related field of minority rights. "It was not just religious or linguistic minorities I focused on... I consider scheduled castes and scheduled tribes (as minorities)," Dr. Singh clarified. At the current level of atrocities against minorities, it is untenable to expect them to defend their dignity against the state. They can realise and defend their dignity only with the active support of everyone and a more horizontal conception of rights, he added. On being asked about the reception to his views, Dr. Singh remembers how his early paper on jurisprudential foundations of affirmative action under the Constitution of India piqued the interest of scholars like MP Jain and Upendra Baxi. "They thought I was an upcoming scholar with some 'funny' ideas about the Constitution...but many of them liked the paper." His views would come under attack, in public fora, during the charged times of Mandal Commission. Dr. Singh is categorical on the constitutional soundness of Mandal inspired legislations and policies. "Maybe a wrong policy decision but so far as its constitutionality...there are no drawbacks ... I was happy this view was <b>...</b>

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