Republican U.S. Judge, Henry Hudson, has ruled against President Barack Obama's health care plan, labeling it "unconstitutional." The judge did render the correct ruling. However, the Judiciary Report would not refer to the President's health care plan as "unconstitutional." Under that premise, one could also argue paying taxes is "unconstitutional" when it is just a necessary pain in the butt.

ObamaCare added an enormous amount of debt to the national deficit and during an unprecedented financial crisis. This was not good economics. The President should have waited until the nation was on firmer financial footing, before attempting such a maneuver.

Someone, somewhere in Washington, convinced President Obama that spending is the way to prosperity and financial stability, when government cost cutting and corporate production is the correct avenue out of the crisis.   

Another matter of concern is the Obama Administration seeking to tamper with Medicare, Medicaid and Social Security, for his new, untried health care plan that went up in smoke today in a Virginia court. Millions of Americans rely on Medicare and Social Security and to damage those institutions would mean a swift and horrendous backlash. 

The government needs to work on cost cutting in areas of the the FBI, CIA, NSA, DOD and State Department budgets and stop tampering with programs American taxpayers paid their money into during their working years and rely on in their old age.  

There are seniors that were enraged when former President, George W. Bush, tried to privatize Social Security, in order to give it to his cronies on the stock market, which would have resulted in a disaster. Many are not happy with President Obama attempting to play with it as well. 

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