Friday, June 29, 2012

Who Spoke?

It’s the last Friday in the month of June!  I am Lance Pisowicz and this is “What’s Wrong With Washington”.  As I prepare for my trip to Alaska, I have been incredibly busy packing and studying for my responsibilities there.  I am very excited about my trip and actually have a meeting at tonight at the time that I normally prepare this blog.  So I am writing and recording this week’s edition prior to my meeting.  With that being said, I will spend most of my time this evening focusing on one key topic.  I have just a couple of reminders before we begin.  Please do check out my website, Lance Pisowicz Online (www.wix.com/lancejp/online).  Also become a subscriber of my Youtube Channel (www.youtube.com/user/lancejponline), like my Facebook (www.facebook.com/lancepisowicz), or follow me on Twitter (www.twitter.com/lancejponline).  You can also subscribe to my blogs on blogger (www.wrongwithwashington.blogspot.com and www.lancesweeklywalk.blogspot.com).  It would be a pleasure for me and everyone else involved with Lance Pisowicz Online if you would join us there sometime.

As I said in my opening, I will spend my time tonight on one main subject.  Sure I could analyze Oreo’s endorsement of same-sex marriage and offer my insight that a business sells a product and not an idea, but I think at this point we are all tired of hearing about this highly controversial issue.  The truth is, at the present time we all have more immediate issues to address.  We have millions of people out of work, an ever-growing national debt, and a health care system that not only goes against our founding principles but threatens to bankrupt our nation.  That last topic I mentioned will be what we will analyze this evening.

I am sure many of you are aware of what has been occurring in Washington these past few weeks.  The Supreme Court ruled in a 5-4 decision that Obamacare was not unconstitutional.  Now reports are surfacing that there was a initially enough support to strike down the centerpiece of President Obama’s administration, but Chief Justice John Roberts flipped to support the law.  Why would the Chief Supreme Court Justice (who traditionally has been seen as one of the more conservative jurors) decide to take the liberal stance?

Regardless of John Robert’s motives for supporting the law in the end, the Supreme Court’s ruling will have a significant impact in the November elections.  Gone is the option for Democrats to promise a revised, more “center of the aisle” healthcare plan.  They are stuck with the plan they approved in March of 2010 which led to their heavy defeat in the 2010 mid-term elections.  Could we see a similar result in 2012?  I’d say history is more than likely to repeat itself.

According to a recent poll by Fox News, 83.11% of Americans say that they plan to elect lawmakers to repeal Obamacare rather than accept it and move on.1  After all, the president certainly cannot expect forgiveness if he hasn’t even apologized.

The opportunity for the president to act as though Republicans ruined his plan to provide better healthcare for the people is also gone with the Supreme Court’s upholding of the law.

With a significant level of public outrage over the decision rather than acceptance, a close race between Obama and Romney may be close no longer.  I’d expect to see a reasonable drop in President Obama’s approval ratings when the next poll is conducted.

Democrats now are forced to attempt to encourage the public that they should simply accept the Supreme Court’s ruling as the ultimate right.  But the fact is that the Supreme Court is simply just another branch of government.  The Judicial government is no more immune to public outrage than the Legislative or Executive branches.

The truth is the American people are the boss when it comes to government, and that includes all branches.  Unlike Wisconsin’s decision to retain Scott Walker as governor (a decision made by the people), the decision to uphold Obamacare was made by a group of jurors who have been permitted to retain their positions for life regardless of the people’s opinion of them.

In Washington, nine government officials spoke and stood for the left.  In Wisconsin, the people spoke and stood against the left.  In November I believe the people’s voice will mean a whole lot more.

That will be it for us tonight.  For those of you wondering about the Ultimate Patriot competition and sweepstakes, I encourage you to visit the official website of the event at:  www.wix.com/lancejp/patriot for more information.  There you will find documents, links, a promo video, and a whole lot more.  By the way, the entire event is free and you have the opportunity to win a $25 Restaurants.com E-Gift Certificate if you participate.  I hope you’ll join us with that.  Also, If you would like to have the opportunity to share your thoughts with me and all the viewers/readers of Lance Pisowicz Online, you can leave me a message/reply that might even be shared on the show, be sure to head over to:  http://lponline.wufoo.com/forms/z7x3k7/ to take part in that.  I will not be presenting a “Lance’s Weekly Walk” this Sunday since I will be at my family reunion.  I will return with another “What’s Wrong With Washington” next Friday.


To close with this evening, I have a message from one of our greater readers and viewers from the great state of Ohio and the city of Columbus.

“Not about the economy, never really was; rather the Constitution and freedoms for which we have struggled mightily.  Unborn citizens subjected to slaughter everyday, Catholics stripped of conscience protection in the name of “health” care.  Send those who love our Constitution to the Senate and White House!  VOTE-FIX WASHINGTON-REPAIR the USA!”

-Karen Kurfiss
Columbus, Ohio


I hope you have enjoyed our broadcast tonight, as much as I have.  Thanks again, and God bless you all.  I will see you one last time (Sunday) before I leave for my ten day trip to Alaska.  Have a great weekend!



Sources:

  1. http://www.foxnews.com/politics/elections/2012/you-decide/how-should-american-people-react-supreme-court-ruling-obamacare

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