“Implementation will continue”

I suppose I should've seen this coming; all of us opposed to President Obama's attempted takeover of the health care system should've seen this coming.  What outrages me a little bit about this is the scant attention given to this update.

Bill Wilson of Americans For Limited Government wrote at the blog NetRight Daily this past Monday:

On January 31st, when Judge Roger Vinson declared the individual mandate of ObamaCare to be unconstitutional, he also determined that the legislation could not be severed from the rest of the legislation, nullifying the entire law. This means that, unless and until a higher court stays or overturns Judge Vinson’s decision, ObamaCare is no longer the law of the land.

In other words, the implementation of ObamaCare should be stopping right now, yet three paragraphs later, Mr. Wilson related the response of the Obama administration:

Instead, the Obama Administration has responded with sheer arrogance. “Implementation will continue,” wrote White House Adviser Stephanie Cutter on the Administration’s blog. And surely it has. Call it the rule of Obama.

Yes, Mr. Wilson, that's what it is, the rule of Obama.  The ruling in Florida is a ruling coming from the highest court in the land to address ObamaCare to date, and that apparently hasn't stopped President Obama from continuing to impose government control of the nation's health care system.  This should serve as reason enough to say NO to four more years of Barack Obama come November of next year.