According to a post on US Senator Mark Warner's website concerning a Town Hall Meeting held late this summer in Fredericksburg VA, it quoted the Free-Lance Star which gave a summary of the types of questions that were asked:
"One questioner asked Warner where the Constitution gives the government the right to meddle in health care. Warner said it doesn't, and that also doesn't provide for government-provided education or transportation, but that the American people over the years have chosen to have government involved in those things." [emphasis mine]
So if the Constitution doesn't give him the right to do something, yet he chooses to usurp its authority, then why on earth did he bother swearing an oath to uphold the Constitution upon taking office?
Does this not bother anybody else?
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