Orrin Hatch

Over two years ago, I stood on the floor of the Senate and warned the president that he'd regret jamming his massive $2.6 trillion health spending bill through Congress on a party-line vote. He'd regret his signature policy achievement that undermines personal liberty and the constitutional limits on the powers of the federal government. 

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By the end of next month, our long national nightmare of ObamaCare will hopefully be at an end. If the Supreme Court does not overturn the law in its entirety, however, it is imperative that Congress, along with the man we hope will be our new president Mitt Romney, repeal all 2,700 pages of the law. 

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Former Utah Governor—and leader of Mitt Romney's transition team—Mike Leavitt thanks Senator Hatch for his leadership in the fight to reform Medicaid. 

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Forcing purchase of health insurance not grounded in Constitution

In October 2009, a reporter asked then-House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, "Where specifically does the Constitution grant Congress the authority to enact an individual health insurance mandate?" She responded, "Are you serious?" Few questions could be more serious, and this week, the Supreme Court is spending three days exploring this and several other questions about the legitimacy of Obamacare, the president's signature achievement and the largest expansion of government in generations. 

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"We have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it." – Then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi, March 9, 2010

Two weeks after then-Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) made those now-infamous comments about the health bill that was being pushed through Congress, President Obama signed into law his signature piece of legislation. I voted against the sweeping 2,300 page, $2.6 trillion unconstitutional law because I saw how disastrous it could become. And what a disaster it has been. 

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The "Terrible Twos" isn't just for toddlers anymore. It also applies to Obamacare, the President's unconstitutional $2.6 trillion health law which just turned two years old. 

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