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Civil Disobedience too risky for you? Not for Gov. Scott
Thank God that we have some Governors with intestinal fortitude!

Check this out:
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http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/f...-election.html


Speaking on the New College of Florida campus following a meeting of the state's university governing board, Scott said it will cost taxpayers and business owners too much to expand Medicaid and set up health insurance exchanges as called for under the law.
"No one has been able to show me that that health care exchange is going to do anything rather than raise taxes, raise the cost of our companies to do business," Scott said, adding that expanding Medicaid would also require tax increases.
Scott is one of many Republican governors who have resisted the state programs required by the law before Election Day, but he's the first to voice continued resistance after the election.
In Congress, Republican leaders have indicated that the election results, in which the Democrats retained control of the Senate and boosted their minority in the House, would curtail efforts of repealing the law.
"It's pretty clear that the president was re-elected," House Speaker John Boehner said in an interview with ABC News on Thursday. "Obamacare is the law of the land."

-------------------------------------------more at the link

Those who decry that a tax revolt is "illegal" and "too risky" should take note: We have some Governors that have the guts to deny the federal goons. Just think if there was a full blown federal tax revolt under way - just think how much more impactful our Governors could be.

And just to be secific, I am talking about not paying your quarterly tax if you are a small business or submitting 12 exemptions on a W-2 and then holding the money come April - yes, illegal but so is going 75 MPH on the highway but I see thousands of people do it every year - for convenience or whatever...

It's time to start thinking "YES WE CAN" - and quit with the "no we can't and defeatist talk.

I'm just as dissapointed in how this election went as any here, but we must get pro-active and make things happen. We can't just sit on the sidelines and watch and hope that things go so bad that we can then step in and clean up, or whatever the "plan" is....

IMHO

We in Alabama made it part of our State Constitution on Tuesday.

Obamacare is banned here.

I would think states like yours will be getting the best and brightest for doctors.

Did not know that! That is outstanding! Alabama = True Americans!

All red states need to step up the plate - Texas!!! Mississippi, Louisiana - go, go, go!!

Yahoo has apparently already taken the story down, big surprise huh.

'They' are not letting up.

Got room for a few more?

Ya'll like guns and such down there?

Now i finally realize why the bible says to be not a borrower. If so many businesses weren't running on bank notes the 'owners' could shut things down a week or two a month and let this thing grind down without being a hostage to the banks or govt.

You have any elk there? Might be a perfect place to move...

Alabama already has one of the best medical schools in the country.

Banned Obama care here in Wyoming as well. We also constitutionalized Hunting and Fishing and Concealed Carry. More importantly, we DO have ELK!

Well lots of great things in Wyoming to bad you have a State income tax or I'd all ready be there.

Did you ever get that Elk?

A town like Ten Sleep looks better everyday wish mom and dad would have kept the old Hotel there.

Good point.
What will these rebel states do when Uncle Sugar cuts off the funny money?

^^^This is how rumors spread exponentially^^^

Perhaps the link was modified or not copy/pasted properly. Edit: The link in OP is the 'contraction', not the complete link./edit

http://news.yahoo.com/blogs/ticket/...won-t-implement-153204322--election.html

Good to hear some of the states banning Bozocare...

Alabama has pretty restrictive handgun laws regarding vehicle transport, etc. Permits are required to have a handgun in a vehicle under any circumstances, I believe.

If the gov stands his ground on this, Obammy will sue him and Boehner will cry...

No, just loaded. You can have your mag loaded with ammo, it just cannot be in the gun, unless you have a concealed carry permit.

What does it take to get a concealed carry permit? 5 minutes and $25 at the sheriff's office. He just needs to check you license to make sure you're not a wanted felon.

Sorry, no Elk and there is a State income tax as well. It's not perfect, but they're working on it. 2010 was the first time in over 150 years that dems didn't run the state.

You go first and let us know how that works out for you.

In WY we don't need a permit to carry concealed or have a loaded gun in a vehicle

Occasionally Rick Scott gets it right. 99% of the time I would offer him a can of gas were he on fire.