Thank you Justice Roberts

On behalf of all conservative Republicans from Rush Limbaugh to the your humble blogger, me, I want to extend a gigantic debt of gratitude to Chief Justice Roberts.

By declaring Obamacare's mandate a TAX, yes a TAX the Chief Justice has fulfilled all the wishes of the RNC, and just about handed Governor  Romney the keys to our White House.

 Remember when this President went on the CBS and ABC television shows and declared the mandate of his Obamacare was not a tax, and Americans would actually see a decrease in their taxes when Obamacare is made into law?

Remember when Senator Obama in '07 and '08 campaigned that no one, I mean no one making under $200,000. would  see a dime increase in their taxes?

Well, Justice Roberts was informed that it was really not a mandate, but a tax, so with that Roberts had no choice but to vote in favor of Congress's right to impose a tax on Americans. That's in the Constitution.

So now, all, yes ALL middle class Americans will experience the burden of a tax increase in these dire economic times.  Do you think that maybe the President was positioning for his reelection rather than about the economic status of this country?

Now, the President has his Obamacare legacy to campaign on. He certainly can't run on anything else. Ironically, several Republican Congressmen, Congresswomen, and Senators uttered, that by falsifying the mandate into a tax, "Obama and his administration has awakened the sleeping giant similar to the 2010 mid-term election".

And now all the Democratic Congress will have to go back and listen to their constituents, and try to sell a middle class tax increase. How do you think that's going to fly?

Another piece of irony is that within a few short hours after American hearing that the mandate is a tax, and was passed through the Supreme Court, Governor Romney raised $1.5 million for his election campaign.

This is just one in a long, long, line of untruths told to the American people by this President.
I won't call the President a liar........but is it OK to say I agree with Congressman Joe Wilson from Florida?

And that's Politics with Pete for today.