So says a federal judge in Virginia in the case brought forth by Liberty University. He makes a compelling argument, given precedent in matters concerning the Commerce Clause. It looks like he relied heavily on the drug warrior inspired Gonzales v. Raich (which has been discussed here before) for his decision. The laws of unintended consequences have struck again and we get to see what was handed to us by conservative politicians. It will be interesting to see where this goes, as it inches its way to the SCOTUS. For now, Obamacare stands (and the republicrats will do nothing on the legislative side to dismantle it) and we're stuck with it.
You Don't Actually Have to Be Engaged In Commerce For Your Choices to Be Regulated Under the Commerce Clause - Hit & Run : Reason Magazine
You Don't Actually Have to Be Engaged In Commerce For Your Choices to Be Regulated Under the Commerce Clause - Hit & Run : Reason Magazine