At the center of the Florida suit is the claim that the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is "an unprecedented encroachment on the sovereignty of the states," and thus a violation of the Constitution's 10th Amendment. This argument should produce laughter from the bench for the simple reason that states are entirely free to rid themselves of any burdens imposed by the act by withdrawing from the federal Medicaid program.

Corporations do not vote, they cannot run for office, and they are not endowed by the Creator with inalienable rights.  “We the People” create corporations and we provide them with special privileges that carry with them restrictions that do not apply to living persons.  These truths are self-evident, and it’s past time for the Court to finally get this right, once and for all.