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by: Jonathan Givony - President
February 15, 2008
Top Non Draft-Eligible Euroleague Regular Season Performers (Part One)
Top Draft-Eligible Performers in the Euroleague Regular Season
David Andersen, 6-11, Center, CSKA Moscow, 1980
14.4 points, 6.3 rebounds, .4 blocks, 1.4 assists, 1.1 turnovers, 52% FG, 61% 3P, 91% FT, 26 minutes
After a bit of an off-year by his standards last season (10 points, 5 rebounds per game, 46% FG),
David Andersen
has bounced back as strong as ever in 07/08, having what might be considered a career-year at the ripe age of 27. Hes also doing it while playing for arguably the best team in all of Europe. Andersen was forced to step up to the plate following the serious injuries suffered by fellow CSKA big men
Matjaz Smodis
Alexey Savrasenko
, which has made him something of a go-to guy for the Russian powerhouse this season.
Looking at his physical tools, its not hard to see why he was drafted with the #37 pick in 2002. Showing great size, a terrific frame, solid strength, and solid athleticism, Andersen would have had no problem competing in the NBA had the Atlanta Hawks ever decided to bring him over. Hes a fluid and highly coordinated big man on top of that, capable of getting to where he needs to on the floor and looking highly reactive to things that occur around him.
Offensively, the impression that were looking at an NBA caliber big man only increases when evaluating with the terrific versatility that Andersen displays. Were talking about an ambidextrous player who produces both in the low post as well as facing the basket, and can also do some things in between as well. Andersen has some raw back to the basket skills, being capable of backing his man down to a certain extent and finishing with a pretty jump-hook with either hand, or a phenomenal turnaround jumper. He has excellent touch here, but isnt the toughest big man youll find around, and thus has problems finishing in traffic at times, especially when faced with contact.
Facing the basket is where Andersen looks more comfortable, as you can tell by the phenomenal percentage he shoots from behind the 3-point line, an astounding 61%. His mid-range jumper is also excellenthes very dangerous on the pick and pop--and if there was any doubt about his touch, consider that he shoots an amazing 91% from the free throw line. He can also put the ball on the floor, not showing the greatest first step, but just serving as another weapon he has at his disposal to keep the defense honest. Hes also an excellent passer, evidenced by his positive assist to turnover ratio. Generally speaking, hes a mistake free player who seems to know his role on the floor and is very efficient on top of that.
As far as weaknesses are concerned, you have to start with his defense, which is incredibly poor. He shows very little in the ways of fundamentals here, not being physical at all trying to deny his man space, showing average awareness defending the pick and roll, and looking pretty soft in general on this end of the floor. Hes not a shot-blocking threat at all, and just isnt much of a presence in the paint in general, something that opposing teams seem to take advantage of if they have a strong back to the basket player they can throw the ball to. Hes also just an OK rebounder.
Even with that said, there is no reason in the world why Andersen couldnt play in the NBA if he wanted to. Considering the type of big men that Atlanta Hawks fans had to suffer through over the past few seasons, it almost seems negligible that they didnt even explore this option when theyve held his draft rights for so long, which is exactly what has happened as weve been told. Even with
Al Horford
Shelden Williams
in the mix now, Andersen would still probably be a good fit, as he seems to compliment both of them fairly well. Its not clear what it would take to get a deal done financially considering that he plays for probably the richest team in Europe, but its still definitely a conversation worth having. At age 27, he still has quite a bit left in the tank.
Hollis Price, 6-1, Point Guard, Lietuvos Rytas, 1979
17.3 points, 2.2 rebounds, 4.1 assists, 3.1 turnovers, 1 steal, 49% FG, 43% 3P, 86% FT
The absolute catalyst behind Lietuvos Rytas surprise first-place finish in Group E with a stellar 11-3 record,
Hollis Price
took another huge step this season in establishing himself as one of the top American point guards in Europe.
A waterbug point guard, relatively small at just 60 ½ in shoes, but with supreme quickness, Price is one of the top scorers in the Euroleague at over 17 points per game. Hes first and foremost an outstanding shooter, hitting 43% of his attempts from behind the arc, while ranking at the top of list in terms of
made 3-pointers
this season. Price has slightly strange mechanics, leaning and even jumping forward on most of his attempts, looking slightly off-balance, but you cant argue with the results he gets. He can come off a screen or pull-up off the dribble, and seems to gain effectiveness as the game moves on, hitting his peak in the fourth quarter.
Hes also an excellent ball-handler, quick as the devil and capable of going either left or right, changing directions incredibly well and being very difficult to stay in front of. Hes very creative with the way he manufactures situations for himself and his teammates, doing an excellent job finishing at the rim relative to his size, due to his explosiveness and the aggressiveness in which he attacks with.
As a point guard, Price is streaky at times, but is very solid in a number of areas. Hes very good at using the pick and roll, and does a very nice job pushing the ball up the floor and getting his team in transition. Rytas plays a slightly more deliberate style than most Euroleague teams, and Price seems to do a good job moving the ball around unselfishly and helping his team find good shots (which they do exceptionally well). With that said, hes their main facilitator, and when things break down and the shot clock gets into single digits, hes usually the one expected to take responsibilities and make something happen.
Its in these instances in particular that Price can look somewhat wild, showing questionable shot-selection, making risky passes, and being fairly turnover prone. Hes always been known as more of a scorer than a playmaker, and although hes improved in this area, this still holds true today.
Defensively, Price is definitely on the small side, although his 64 ½ wingspan helps him to a certain extent, as does his terrific toughness and lateral quickness. His lack of strength means he will struggle at times getting through screens, and can also be overpowered by bigger guards, but to his credit, he does a good job of not backing down, as has been his reputation throughout his career. He is prone to some mental lapses, though, and is not much of a threat in the passing lanes.
Price is a very energetic player, a fan-favorite, who shows great heart and is not afraid to step up in clutch situations. He seems to be reaching his prime five years into his European basketball career, and will likely be snatched up by one of the traditional Euroleague powerhouses this summer.
Louis Bullock, 6-1, PG/SG, Real Madrid, 1976
13.5 points, 1.2 rebounds, 1.6 assists, 1.2 turnovers, 1.4 steals, 50.5% FG, 52% 3P, 92% FT, 24 minutes
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Louis Bullock
can probably be viewed as the absolute best-case scenario for a high scoring American combo guard coming out of college. A graduate of Michigan in 2000, Bullock scored over 2,200 in his collegiate career (3rd all-time at Michigan), but saw all of his records eventually erased from the record books because of a long-lasting and well documented recruiting scandal. He was drafted with 42nd overall pick of the 1999 draft, but is still yet to ever play in an NBA game. Still, Bullock probably isnt sweating things, as he is currently in his 6th season playing in the Euroleague, in the second of a three year contract with Real Madrid, and is amongst the highest paid American players in all of Europe.
Bullock is a scorers deluxe, a super smooth 6-1 combo guard who can put the ball in the net in a variety of ways, but rarely forces the issue. Hes not the most athletic player youll find in the Euroleague, but is able to get to where he needs to on the floor thanks to his terrific timing, ability to change speeds, and his outstanding feel for the game.
His perimeter shooting is probably the strongest part of his game, as evidenced by the 52.4% he shoots from behind the arc. Per minute, Bullock is the
most prolific 3-point shooter in the Euroleague
, showing NBA range on his jumper, with beautiful mechanics, a quick release, and the ability to set his feet and square his shoulders as soon as he catches the ball. Bullock has a terrific mid-range game as well, and will absolutely kill anyone that dares go underneath a screen defending the pick and roll. He just knows how to go out and get shots for himself, and is rarely rattled by a defender trying to contest his shot. Bullock can also create extremely well for himself, showing outstanding ball-handling skills, combined with exceptional footwork and terrific hesitation moves, which gets him to the rim virtually whenever his team needs him to.
What separates Bullock from other combo guards is the fact that he lets the game come to him, playing at a speed that is unique only to him, and rarely if ever forcing the issue, as evidenced by his 1.2 turnovers per game. Hes also extremely unselfish, knowing when its time for him to step up and give his team offense, and when its time to step back and become more of a facilitator.
Defensively, Bullock is fairly average, as he possesses poor size for the shooting guard position, and is not particularly quick or long to compensate for that. He does put in a pretty solid effort, though, and is smart enough to know how to get the job done adequately enough. He is a very poor rebounder for his position, though, only pulling down 1.2 boards per game.
All in all, Bullock is the exact prototype of what European coaches look for from their American guard spot, a smooth, superb scoring combo who can fill it up in a hurry but can play within a system. Madrid hosts the Euroleague Final Four this year, and his team will look for him to help lead them there.
Ksistof Lavrinovic, 6-11, PF/C, Montepaschi Siena, 1979
13 points, 4 rebounds, .6 assists, 1.5 turnovers, 1.4 steals, 1.2 blocks, 63% FG, 63% 3P, 69% FT, 21 minutes
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Ksistof Lavrinovic is having the best season of his professional career at the age of 28, ranking 3rd in the Euroleague in
points per-40 minutes pace adjusted
, first in
3-point shooting accuracy
5th in blocks
, and
2nd in PER.
Were talking about a typical late blooming big man, who atypically spent two years in jail between 2000 and 2002 with his twin brother Darjus after being convicted of rape, and therefore took a bit longer to burst onto the European scene. Lavrinovic has great size at 6-11, a superb wingspan, and a decent frame that could probably still add weight comfortably. Hes a very good athlete, blessed with solid quickness and leaping ability, who has become a real go-to scorer for Siena this year, averaging 13 points in just 21 minutes of play.
Lavrinovic is Sienas main post-presence offensively, the player everyone looks to drop for drop-offs as they make their way into the paint. Hes very reliable here, showing nice hands, excellent touch and the athleticism to finish most everything that comes his way underneath the rim, although he struggles at times to finish through contact or with his left hand. Hes not the most advanced shot-creator in terms of showing crafty post-moves or an aggressive back to the basket game, but is rather more of a finisher.
Facing the basket is where Lavrinovic prefers to play the most, though, as his incredible 63% accuracy from behind the arc (on nearly 3 attempts per game) would attest. He can also hit shots from mid-range on pick and pop plays, showing beautiful shooting mechanics and absolutely no hesitation hoisting up everything and anything that comes his way, with the utmost confidence. Hes clearly one of the best big men in Europe when it comes to knocking down shots with his feet set.
When it comes to putting the ball on the floor, though, he struggles, as his ball-handling skills are average and his poor decision making ability gets a bit exposed here. Lavrinovic isnt what you would call a smooth or fundamental player-- his basketball IQ is not the highest, and hes not immune to taking bad shots or turning the ball over. Hes not much of a passer, as you can probably guess by the fact that he averages nearly four turnovers for every assist he gets, in fact, hes a bit of a black hole.
Defensively, Lavrinovic is pretty average. He gets backed down by opposing big men fairly regularly, as he isnt the toughest or most physical player youll find. His feet also arent very quick on the perimeter, meaning he struggles defending pick and roll plays, and generally looks very upright in his stance trying to stay in front of player. Its pretty obvious that his awareness isnt the best, and hes extremely foul prone on top of that, which is the main reason he only plays 21 minutes per game. You cant ignore his physical tools, though, as his size, length and athleticism are all top-shelf for a European big man (the reason he gets so many blocks and steals), and largely allow him to get by in spite of his lack of fundamentals.
As a rebounder, Lavrinovic is mediocre, grabbing only 7.7 rebounds per-40 minutes, which ranks him just
37th in this category
in the Euroleague. Considering his physical tools, he should be in the top-10, but his lack of toughness and fundamentals hinder him from doing so.
All in all, Lavrinovic is one of the best offensive big men youll find at this level, and could probably take his game to the next level (the NBA) if he so desired. He probably couldnt play for Gregg Popovich or Jeff Van Gundy, but
Don Nelson
or Mike DAntoni would surely be able to find room for him
Jeremiah Massey, 6-7, Power Forward, Aris Thessaloniki, 1982
15.7 points, 8.1 rebounds, 1.4 steals, 1.1 blocks, .9 assists, 1.1 turnovers, 54% FG, 75% FT, 19% 3P, 31 minutes
From a pure statistical standpoint, youd be hard pressed to find many more impressive players in the Euroleague than
Jeremiah Massey
. The 6-7 Kansas State product has been playing in Greece since he finished college in 2005, and is on his way to establishing himself as a very important player in Europe, fairly soon. He recently acquired a dubious Slovakian passport (his team Aris has a magical ability to get all their American players European passports somehow) which should make him even more of a commodity on the open market once his contract is over.
An undersized left-handed power forward, Massey might be the most athletic big man in European basketball. Hes unbelievably quick and explosive, showing freakish leaping ability and being able to get off the floor and make incredible plays with the greatest of ease. Hes become a bit of a crowd favorite for that reason, and his dunks are a regular fixture in top-10 highlight reels here.
Offensively, Massey isnt the most skilled guy around, but hes so much more athletic than everyone else he faces, that it doesnt even really matter at this level. The left-handed jump-hook shot is his go-to move, and he likes to face the basket and attack his matchup off the dribble with his terrific quickness, which draws quite a few fouls. Hes not a bad ball-handler, but he has a tendency to abuse this skill, which results in some bad turnovers.
Massey is an unbelievable asset to have in transition, as he regularly beats his matchup up the floor and is rarely going to miss once he gets the ball with space to operate. He also shows great toughness, which gets him some production simply by moving off the ball, catching in the post, and grabbing offensive rebounds, where he really seems to excel. Youll never see him back down from anyone, which is why he finds a way to be productive despite his lack of size. Masseys jump-shot is not pretty, but that doesnt stop him from attempting one and a half three pointers per game, of which he hits only 19%. He can hit a mid-range jumper, but again, with streaky results. Hes actually not a bad passer.
Masseys problem is that he doesnt seem to know (or care) what his limitations are at this point, often looking out of control with his post-ups, showing very little ability with his right hand, taking wild turn-around and pull-up jumpers, and generally not being a very reliable player in terms of the consistency or focus he brings to the floor. His lack of size makes him a very average rebounder on the defensive end (as opposed to the offensive end where he is terrific)a product of the poor fundamentals he shows boxing out his man.
Massey is a feast or famine type defender, gambling excessively in the passing lanes, showing poor awareness, leaving his man to help out aimlessly, and often getting lost in the process. His footwork guarding the perimeter is average, but his quickness, wingspan and explosiveness allows him to come up with quite a few steals and blocks (although only with his left hand). The fact that hes so undersized means that bigger interior players can just shoot over him, though.
At this level, the positives Massey brings to the floor far outweigh the negatives, especially when were talking about a mid-level Euroleague squad like Aris, considered the third best team in Greece. To make the step to the next level, Massey must continue to work on his fundamentals and decision making skills, since many top European coaches wont always tolerate the way he plays. The NBA at the moment seems out of reach considering his size.
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Skip to comments.The Roberts Opinion: It's Not All Bad
Posted on 06/29/2012 6:06:10 AM PDT by Servant of the Cross
John Roberts is not a traitor to his philosophy. He is not a liberal. He is, above all else, a very strict originalist, and the Chief Justice of a Court that is acutely aware and wary of its role in politics. Understand that his opinion, though certainly not ideal for the Right, contains more good news for conservatives in its pages than it does on its face.
So lets take a look at his surprising opinion the controlling opinion, as its called, which sets precedent and say[s] what the law is, as Marshall said so long ago.
The Good News
First: lets give credit where its due. Roberts made it abundantly clear that hes not a fan of the actual policy. Moreover, he shifted responsibility for this policy back to the American people, and revealed his respect for the separation of powers:
Unhappy with the ruling though you may be, the wisdom contained in that paragraph alone ought to cheer you. And I promise, theres more!
Now then. What hath he wrought?
Commerce Clause is everywhere in the news today, and if youll recall, that was considered the basis for both upholding and striking down the mandate. Roberts threw out the governments argument that it could regulate inactivity because of the substantial effect abstention from the market would have on the market as a whole. This, he said, was way too much power:
Moreover, he created a new precedent in Commerce Clause jurisprudence that limits its scope significantly, by accepting the distinction between activity and inactivity. In so doing, he created a concrete definition of Federal power that will influence the way Congress makes law in the future, and the way the Court interprets future Commerce Clause cases. Heres the key passage to that effect:
Its hard to see at first glance why we should celebrate this ruling, especially because it was evidently not enough for Roberts to overturn the mandate. But what Roberts did here was establish a defining limit on the Commerce Clause, which had heretofore not really existed. Congress is now restricted in its ability to use this very broad power, in that it cannot compel individuals to participate in the market. Consider, also, the wide array of tools at Congress disposal under the Commerce Clause to ensure compliance. Roberts has ruled that Congress cant criminalize not buying something because of the effect abstention will have on the market. Indeed, that was at issue in this case; the fact that its unconstitutional is a win for liberty.
Furthermore, Roberts narrowed the definition of substantially effects to encompass activity that is already occurring, and curtailed Congress power to presuppose, and then regulate, activity.
Now, think back to the time when constitutional challenges to the mandate first began to surface: every legal scholar worth his salt, conservative or liberal, believed the Court would kill the activity/inactivity distinction. Yet that was the major victory the conservatives won in this case, and its now legal precedent. The mandate itself lives on, but Congress may never apply the full force of the U.S. government to compel anyone to make a purchase. This, the fight for the Commerce Clause, was the real war. And the right won it. Perhaps the fruit isnt ripe yet, but it will prove juicy in time.
So now, to turn to the legal reasoning for why the mandate remains law. In other words
The Bad News
Heres Roberts: And it is well established that if a statute has two possible meanings, one of which violates the Constitution, courts should adopt the meaning that does not do so.
You may keep your law, he says. But let me redefine it for you.
In the opinion, Roberts applies a test from an earlier case, Drexel Furniture, to determine whether the penalty meets all the requirements of a tax. Its another long excerpt, but worth reading, as hes very clear:
So heres how its going to work from now on: the mandate is now just the tax on not having healthcare, which Im sure will get a snappier name in the coming days, something akin to the gas tax, or the income tax, which most of us pay. Roberts says as much:
So after he invalidated the Commerce Clause justification, he determined that really, the penalty doesnt force participation in the market; hence, why he didnt throw out the mandate with the Commerce logic. Its not really forcing people into the market; after all, it didnt criminalize not owning insurance. It just puts a tax on it, and Roberts notes that taxes are often used to induce certain behavior:
Frankly, this doesnt look like an expansion of the taxing power. Perhaps hes articulating more clearly the intent behind so-called sin taxes, and other behaviorally-motivated taxes, but hes not handing Congress more power. Hes just explaining a power they already had, and use.
Rememberhe never said it was good policy, and in fact made it clear that he feels otherwise. What he did was invalidate an unconstitutional argument in defense of the policy, thereby banning it from future use, and then uphold a bad, but not unconstitutional statute, because it adhered to a permissible exercise of power. Congress passed a tax, he says, and its a bad one, and he doesnt like it, but that doesnt make it impermissible.
So, is this what the right really wanted to hear? Heck no! We like the dissent, where the whole thing goes. But Roberts is dumb like a fox, and its worth looking at the effects this ruling will have on the future, both near and far.
The Upshot
Over, and over, and over, President Obama assured us that this was not a tax. He was not raising taxes on the middle class (thats what the Republicans were doing, remember?). Nope, says the CJ: ya raised our taxes. Politically, thats going to prove troublesome for Obama this fall, and in a much more substantial way than having his signature legislative accomplishment overturned altogether.
For one, Roberts took away Obamas ability to campaign against the Court. They upheld his law; he cant do as he did after Citizens United and construe the ACA ruling as a massively political attack on the little guy and his uninsured plight. He has nothing to blame on the Justices. All they did was recharacterize the penalty as constitutional under the taxing power. Roberts robbed Obama of a scapegoat, and stuck Obama with an unpopular law in an election year. Ouch.
Second, Roberts has literally forced Obama to acknowledged that he broke a promise, and raised taxes. And tax increases dont resonate well with the voters. Now, its doubtful Obama will assume responsibility for raising taxes note that in his speech today, he didnt acknowledge the Courts reasoning for the ruling, only that they ruled in his favor. But the GOP has just added a major weapon to its arsenal: want to lower taxes? Then dont reelect Obama.
This third observation is one that isnt immediately eminent, but nonetheless just as important as those prior two, if not more so. Roberts has made it substantially easier to repeal Obamacare, and substantially harder to pass anything like it in the future. As noted above, Americans dont like taxes. And thanks to the fact that many will opt to pay the tax rather than buy insurance (as that will cost less), the insurance problem in this country hasnt been solved. The fact that weve settled the question of the mandates constitutionality means we can turn to the rest of the law, and address the flaws contained therein, and perhaps find a real solution to the healthcare crisis. As for future laws, Democrats lost the ability to hide behind penalty language. Roberts saw that the mandate waddled and quacked, and gave it the appropriate name. (He also forbade Congress from actually mandating anything, so that name isnt even correct anymore.) The ACA barely passed the first time; future iterations of this theory are destined to fail, because Congress will have to stand up and say, We propose to enact a new tax so as to influence your behavior. If that isnt the proverbial lead balloon, I dont know what is.
So there you have it: its really not all bad. Its not what we wanted, but then as I suspect Obama will learn in the coming months we must remember to be careful what we wish for.
I agree. As stated by the author, this decision ... has made it substantially easier to repeal Obamacare, and substantially harder to pass anything like it in the future. No future appellate court can any longer find this socialist monstrosity constitutional. 0bamaTax has been unconsitutionally applied. So there will be a whole new set of state lawsuits very shortly.
Just think of the > 1,000 0bamacare waivers. Now that it is a "tax", these "waivers" are capricious, unfair and inconsistent. Every entity in the country who does not have an 0bamacare waiver can sue 0bama for his unfair taxation. Tea Partiers unite!!!
Now that's a winning legal proposition with lasting comprehensiveness. Here's Ken Cuccinelli (VA Attorney General) who filed the first State lawsuit against 0bamacare .....
Victory in Defeat (The Va. Attorney General see's a silver lining)
The House has already drafted a repeal. We need 51 Senators to pass a reconciliation bill that rescinds the tax. The odds are not that bad.
If that fails, the States have options that the GOP Governors have decided to use, if they need to, after the election.
After implementation, there will be ample opportunity to sue under a variety of issues from violation of the Equal Protection Clause to grave harm resulting from the law.
Vote. If you live where fraud is rampant, get certified as an election judge. Refuse to pay the tax under civil disobedience and put your ass on the line.
Or moan and groan and wring your hands and predict ultimate inevitable defeat because Daddy didn't punch out the bully's Daddy. That will certainly accomplish a great deal.
No, those are deductions on a tax that only exists if you actively engage in the commerce of earning wages or playing the stocks. A deduction on a tax on activity is nothing at all like a tax created specifically to punish inactivity.
This is a punitive and direct tax, not a deduction on a voluntary tax.
I dug for many years. I never found the pony and we are certainly very much worse off than we were when I started digging.
In a way, they already do.
You can get tax credits for complying with their social engineering. Not complying forfeits the credit and so, you pay more taxes for not doing what they want.
The precedent is set. They cannot use the Commerce Clause to tax. A tax must be plainly stated as such, apply to everyone AND can be rescinded by Congress and/or refused by the States.
All the what-ifs cannot change the precedent. Since litigation can be brought once the the law is implemented, there will eventually be voluminous case law, as well. Statists have elevated case law and precedent above the Constitution, per se. This ruling bites that in the butt.
Did you read the article? If so, what are your arguments against the reasoning therein? If you didn't read the article, please do so—it makes some pretty good points.
Did you read the article? If so, what are your arguments against the reasoning therein? If you didn't read the article, please do so—it makes some pretty good points.
The Democrats wanted healthcare powered by unicorns and were given healthcare powered by swine.
Or, some great analysis of the sophistry that is Roberts' contribution, as the case may be.
Roberts comes across as just another educated idiot in all this. The mental chicanery he has employed to reach his 'studied conclusions' is (sadly) laughable.
The Founders were men of simple language but great thought. Roberts has firmly positioned himself outside their sphere as a man of simple thought but good grammar.
Sorry...I'm not buying into the silver lining BS.
1. His ruling killed the commerce clause - yeah, the one with -0- oversight and 100% discretion of the executive and/or cabinet chiefs
2. His opinion forced the recognition that all future legislation is based solely on the power to tax.
For those who wanted a supreme leader (gee, the desire runs in both Rs & Ds) to crush the O-Tax by fiat, it's a bitter disappointment.
But for those who understand that taxes are literally a quagmire where political careers go to die, it's a godsend. There's a reason the Bush tax cuts are called the "Bush Tax Cuts" - tax policy is a key electoral factor.
Also, some are beginning to realize that taxes must be evenly applied ie are subject to equal protection. If there are exceptions/exemptions, like the EIC, it must be based on some underlying basis, as in income under the XVI.
Nowhere in the O-Tax are the taxes actually spelled out. Are they a poll tax, property tax, income tax or whatever tax? Can anyone other than Alberta's Child see what's gonna happen in this arena? Litigation dear reader.
In fact, what if anyone with standing sues on the basis that the tax is a poll tax and the court agrees (in the absence of any countervailing evidence). If Congress doesn't go back to reform/revise the definition, the actual tax construction (not power) of O-Tax is unconstitutional on its face. Congress simply has to do nothing, and the thing dies.
There is a difference between a tax deduction for what you do and a tax for something you don't do.
Bull, bull, and bull! He could have killed it and wrote all of that into the decision along with the conservatives in the court. Instead, he Ed kill
America as we know it!
It is not optimism on my part. I am just stating the obvious in the prior and many other posts yesterday and today.
I have also been around for a long time. The difference is, I never expected a pony and I do not dig through manure trying to find one.
We are worse off because most expectations, like assumptions, are usually unreasonable. We take what is and deal with it as best we can. We are the ultimate sovereigns in this country. It is not an easy job. We simply have to prioritize and take the steps necessary to establish our sovereignty. It has been this way since the founding, which was not easy, unanimous or permanent.
I think that is a very clever and appropriate analogy. 'Like'.
Ah. So if 49% of the public wants to follow the dictates of the Constitution, but 51% don't, it's not the job of the Court to rein in the over-reaching 51%? That's great. When the para-military IRS 2.0 is standing on our necks, we can all give thanks the the Commerce Clause is well in check.
Roberts crossed out the word "penalty" that appears in the law 15 times (and if it's a penalty, it's not a tax, as decades of court precedent establish) and rewrote "tax".
He rewrote the law. That is judicial activism. Judges interpret, not rewrite, laws.
He is a total traitor and no conservative. This is lipstick on pig stuff and, as an attorney who studies constitutional law, I believe this article is nonsense.
Actually, it is all bad.
BINGO! It was unconstitutional as was, and Roberts with his magic pen suddenly made it constitutional. THAT IS NOT HIS JOB!!!!
My first question is how does handing congress a new means of passing stealth taxes add up to a silver lining?
My second question is, since Roberts could have denied the commerce clause without reinterpreting the ability to tax... what motivated him to flip?
Third, why add "It is not our job to protect the people from the consequences of their political choices....are we being punished?
The whole idea of collecting money from those who don't buy or earn health insurance is a sick joke - they aren't paying taxes now! Does anyone think the fed's will withhold the unearned income credit from "poor folks" who can't afford insurance premiums?
If they can create a tax with smoke and mirrors it will only take a single rider to a defense bill to make that tax apply to the middle class at large - those of us already paying the costs of a welfare state.
Finally, how could he add "...the payment is collected solely by the IRS through the normal means of taxationexcept that the Service is not allowed to use those means most suggestive of a punitive sanction, such as criminal prosecution. where did he find a free pass in the legislation?
(End of rant)
Ping for later.
You posted: There is a difference between a tax deduction for what you do and a tax for something you dont do.
There may be a distinction, but the net result is a change in your tax liability, based upon not acting in a certain way. Whether it is by tax increase or deduction decrease, if failing to act in a government approved manner increases one's tax liability, the result is the same.
IMHO, neither the author nor I suggest that hyperbole. The title of the article itself ... It's Not ALL Bad ... is clear that there is MORE BAD than good in the ruling, but then getting past that to make lemonade out of lemons.
Dear SFF, the net is overloaded today with arguments against the reasoning therein, and I have places where I get paid by the word. Furthermore, Rush Limbaugh is far more entertaining and his arguments are rock solid, so I'd put him at the top of the list of commentators to read on this subject.
I don't think the opinion killed the Commerce Clause, but it has at least stopped its cancerous growth, I hope. Legislation will still frequently state that it is based on the Commerce Clause power, and it will withstand challenge on that ground.
Regardless, 5 to 4 majority raises importance of throwing the leftist bums out and putting conservatives in place. I have no doubt Obama would nominate Holder for the next SC vacancy.
I don't think the opinion killed the Commerce Clause, but it has at least stopped its cancerous growth, I hope. Legislation will still frequently state that it is based on the Commerce Clause power, and it will withstand challenge on that ground.
Agree. Now if the Pubbies will only do that.
Further, I believe there is legislative history with the act, whereby it's status as a tax was specifically rejected by congress. Roberts totally abandoned his role as a justice and assumed facts and arguments not tendered.
I still haven't made it all the way through the ruling, concurrance, and dissents yet, but I'm not really impressed with it so gar.
[A]ccording to the Government
the mandate can be regarded as establishing a conditionnot owning health insurancethat triggers a taxthe required payment to the IRS.
***So it is a tax on the poorest of the poor, those who cannot afford to buy healthcare. We should call it the poor tax.
It did no such thing. What makes you think it did?
So, you're putting your trust in the man that gave Obama the blueprint for Obamacare and packed the courts with liberals in Massachusetts? That is evidence that you have lost your sanity already.
It's hard to take the rest of the column seriously after reading that.
Why? So, he can replace Obamacare with Romneycare? Or replace Antonin Scalia with another Roberts or David Souter?
wtf is wrong with you?
are you not capable of holding a discussion without resorting to name-calling?
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Absolutely! it was rewritten to include a tax as a way around the interstate commerce clause. Roberts killed us and is a sob in my book. I don't care how anyone spins it..facts are facts.
Uh huh.
Post of the day!
Some of it is not bad because it's downright TERRIBLE!
Thanks. I thought it appropro.
It's a new tax... based on income.
Elections have consequences.
But keep reading,
The only lemonaide is that Romney now has a cause to rally the troops behind.
Roberts apparently placed image before principle and did contortions to make it work.
He/the court could go that far to approve Obamacare only a week after bending over to determine that formerly sovereign states don't have the "right" to enfore federal law within their borders.
And thus Chief Justice Roberts drew the limit to Congressional exercise of its powers under the Commerce Clause. In short, Congress now must acknowledge the free decisions of individuals WRT whether they want to participate in any "market," in this case the "healthcare market." It cannot just lump all citizens into some abstract "market" and then compel their participation in that market. This is a huge recognition and defense of individual liberty against encroachment by the federal government. This is now a SCOTUS precedent that must be followed by all lower courts, and also by all members of the Executive and Congressional branches of government.
The Obama Administration's main defense of the ACA was appeal to the Commerce Clause. It argued that all human beings, simply by breathing, were already participants in the "healthcare market," and thus their behavior in that market was subject to legislation and regulation.
Roberts drove a stake into the very heart of this line of thinking. In the process, he upheld the idea of individual liberty under law that is the very heart of our constitutional order; and he snuffed any concept of the American body politic that sees human individuals as anonymous, inconsequential "'atoms" in some abstract Mass Man....
In short, the whole idea of the "General Will" takes a big setback, and the Will of the People, successfully defended here, steps out into the full light of day....
[Anyone wanting a "backgrounder" on the General Will vs. Will of the People issue representing the basic, mutually-opposed ideologies of the French and American Revolutions respectively can perhaps find a helpful retrospective here.]
Thank you, Chief Justice Roberts for this pivotal ruling. And thank you for turning up the heat on His Satanic Majesty by forcing him to "call a spade a spade" the individual mandate is, pure and simple, a relentlessly regressive TAX, one that largely will be paid by middle-income and poor individuals and families.
And thus the Chief Justice comes about as close as good manners and protocol can allow to calling out the POTUS as a LIAR.
On the other hand, somehow I get the sense that Roberts was implying that he'd just as soon leave "political disputes" to the "political branches" of the government that is to We the People themselves, and their representatives in Congress.
Of course, the political Left wants all policy disputes resolved in the courts, because they can't otherwise get what they want out of We the People and their representatives in Congress.
What Roberts may have suggested is that SCOTUS' mission is to construe and apply constitutional law, not to resolve political disputes. For that's what elections are all about....
Thank you so very much, dear Servant of the Cross, for the ping to this outstanding article.
I am afraid you are very very wrong. The ruling did not really kill the abuse of the Commerce Clause - moreover - the tax based ruling did not have to be part of that ruling. Sorry, Antonin Scalia, Mark Steyn, Mark Levin, Rush Limbaugh - oh, C Edmund - just a bit weightier than whoever this little Townhall chick is.
We seem to be having a basic "problem of communication" here....
How on earth do you expect anyone to take your "argument" seriously when you don't bother to explain it? If you have a problem with anything I wrote, please show how it is invalid, based on your analytical logic and experience.
You can't just swagger into a civil public debate and begin the defense of your argument or point of view with the statement "The ruling did not really kill the abuse of the Commerce Clause" by asserting that my analysis is "very very wrong." Which is simply to dismiss what I was saying, evidently from your POV that I must be a moron if I disagree with you or Rush or whomsoever.
I listened to Rush's show for one hour yesterday, and didn't catch a hint of your problem. Of course, it is a three-hour show; so maybe I missed the explosive part that SCCJ Roberts rolled over and died for progressive causes in this ruling.
Or maybe Rush never said any such thing.
Anynoot, in a civil public debate, at this point it is incumbent on YOU to show the defects of my reasoning, which is based on logic and direct experience.
At least, those would be the "rules" in the world I live in.
To put it crudely, in civil debate, ad hominum attack is not a winning strategy. At least, not in the world I live in.
My dissent.
Roberts did no such thing as uphold "individual" liberty.
He said that the Fed can tax you and not your neighbor for what you are not doing. That, Sister, is insane.
Betty, you don't like cars, so were taxing you, but not your neighbor, for being a transportation deadbeat who makes it necessary for us to run trains. That doesnt seem to pass the equal treatment requirement to me. Contrary to the argument in this article, it says that you are NOT free to abstain from behavior based on your personal preference. The government isn't ordering you to buy a car under a mandate; it's persecuting you until you do. Some Liberty.
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Blue shirt with blue jeans
It seems always wrong to me or at least a labyrinthian puzzle far beyond my clothing wisdom, but I feel like I have seen it pulled off with dash and cunning.
Does skin tone matter? If extra non blue layers can make it work, what colors create a requirement for the minimal number of those layers? I want to know everything there is to know about blue on blue.
The funny thing about blue jeans (traditional blue denim jeans) is that in terms of color matching, they are not blue they are a neutral, and can be worn with any color, including blue.
posted by ThePinkSuperhero at 2:22 PM on October 30, 2007 [1 favorite]
Why do you think you couldn't wear a blue shirt with blue jeans? As TPS says, denim is neutral. My personal preference is for men to wear dark navy blue. I suppose if you have especially dark skin, a lighter color might look better.
posted by desjardins at 2:25 PM on October 30, 2007
Well I do it all of the time and think it looks good on me. But I don't have much fashion sense and women run from me in fear so there you go.
posted by Justin Case at 2:26 PM on October 30, 2007 [3 favorites]
A blue oxford shirt always works with a pair of jeans. It's classic. It's timeless. And most importantly: it's not fashion it's STYLE.
posted by desjardins at 2:27 PM on October 30, 2007
I agree that jeans are neutral, but you still might want to avoid matching the blue of your shirt precisely with the blue of your jeans. I have some very dark jeans that would look stupid with a similarly navy colored shirt.
And, I think the consensus is against denim shirts in all situations, but especially when paired with denim jeans. Jean jackets seem to be their own separate entity, though, and their allowable ness seems to depend on wash, cut, wearer's gender, and decade.
posted by vytae at 2:29 PM on October 30, 2007
You know what is dashing and chic? A good quality white linen shirt and blue jeans. You can't go wrong with that combo. Is there a particular reason you want to go blue on blue? Stores like Macy's have personal consultants on staff to help shoppers, it's free, you might want to check it out with a bona fide fashionista and see what their advice is for you.
posted by 45moore45 at 2:33 PM on October 30, 2007
blue shirts and denim jeans are always fine. (you'll look like someone wearing a blue shirt and jeans.)
denim shirts and denim jeans are never fine. (you'll look like a ranch hand)
blue shirts and blue non jeans are never fine. (you'll look like a janitor)
posted by thinkingwoman at 2:38 PM on October 30, 2007 [10 favorites]
Agreeing with vytae on all counts. I would, in general, recommend darker blue shirts with paler blue jeans and vice versa. Also, if you're going to do the blue on blue thing, throw in a colored belt and some bright shoes to mix it up a little. You know, if you're feeling sassy. Or, since winter is coming, why not layer? If you've got on medium toned blue jeans and a dark blue sweater, howsabout a pink or green collared shirt underneath to spice it up?
posted by Help, I can't stop talking! at 2:41 PM on October 30, 2007
vytae is right. You can wear any shade of blue shirt with blue jeans it's the shade of the jeans that matters. The more neutral/less saturated the shade of blue, the more shades of blue you can pull off in a matching shirt.
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In The Last Man Standing, Italian author Davide Longo's first novel to be translated into English, a double apocalypse transforms a literary author into a hero when his country deteriorates into anarchy after an economic collapse. Leonardo has trashed his career and his family and retreated to the village of his birth. As Italy descends into chaos with fuel, food, and services getting more scarce month by month, he sits in a room full of thousands of books waiting for things to improve.
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Prosecutors will seek life in prison without the possibility of parole for Murtaza's co-defendants, Vitaliy Krasnoperov, 24, of Hollywood, and Charles Anthony Murphy, Jr., 25, of Mission Hills.
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