Discovering Innovative Solutions To the Most Pressing Health Concerns Facing The World
10.14.09
By Mark Hall
Constitutional opposition to an individual mandate is usually argued in terms of lack of federal power, but the real motivation is the feeling that a mandate violates individual rights. Opponents would be no less exorcised if a mandate came from the States, which generally have plenary authority over social and economic matters. What basis might […]
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