Supreme Court and Health Care

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The Supremem Court should not and will not undermine health care reform. Look for Justice Roberts and perhaps Justice Kennedy to join with the liberals in upholding health care. Roberts may be a conservative but he despises chaos and will not disrupt the political process that gave us health care reform. The Tea Bangers and other right wingers should be sentenced to retake Economics 101. In our society, health care is virtually universal. If everybody gets it, it's perfectly moronic to contend that everybody shouldn't pay for it. Some years ago, one of my children broke an ankle while we were traveling in Europe. We took her to a hospital in Belgium where she was promptly treated by a doctor who had been born in Central Africa. He spoke perfect French and English with a French accent. When I tried to pay for my daughter's treatment, I was told they had no facilities for accepting payment at the time of treatment and that they would send me a bill in due course. After I returned home, I received a modest bill, which I promptly paid. Our healh care system is far behind that of most developed countries. But Obama's plan is at least a start at something we've been talking about since Harry Truman was president. We should all apply ourselves to making it work and making it better. Can somebody please tell me why Clarence Thomas (who should neber have been on the court)has not asked a question in oral argument for the last seven years?