Bill in Indiana Would Make Implementing Obamacare a Felony

[NYFelon]

I can think of a few states, the ones with no restrictions on ones 2nd Amendment rights.

AZ comes to mind. Beautiful state, no real winter to speak of South of the mountain country, Constitutional carry. What's not to love?

Right up until Indiana needs federal funds for ANYTHING, then we will be denied essential money for roads, education, healthcare, etc.

FYI, I'm not disagreeing with this, I'm just stating what will happen.

That's their MO. Compliance by means of extortion. Like in Louisiana, when they refused to raise the legal drinking age to 21. The feds withheld highway funding (for roads that are federal responsibility no less) until they were in such a state of disrepair they were actually unsafe. So much for gov't of the people, by the people and for the people huh? Do what we say or we'll put the lives and safety of your citizens at risk.

 

[Caleb]

AZ comes to mind. Beautiful state, no real winter to speak of South of the mountain country, Constitutional carry. What's not to love?

Is Az worth the move to?

 

[bluegrassrules]

While I do not allways agree with Indiana politics I enjoy livivng in a state that is conservitive and slow when it comes to change. Keeps us from knee-jerk politics.
Cheers

 

[Yodes]

Anybody think this will work, if passed?

I hope it gains momentum. It will work if other states do similar or same!

 

[Boonl1776]

Can't wait to see how many of my tax dollars we spend defending this obviously unconstitutional law.

 

[Caleb]

Can't wait to see how many of my tax dollars we spend defending this obviously unconstitutional law.

isn't that better then how obama is spending your tax dollars?