"There’s nothing constitutionally seemly about a Court decision that says this law is only legal because the people’s representatives flat-out lied to the people when they passed it. Throughout the Obamacare debates, Democrats explicitly denied it was a massive tax hike: 'You reject that it’s a tax increase?' George Stephanopoulos demanded to know on ABC. 'I absolutely reject that notion,' replied the president. Yet 'that notion' is the only one that would fly at the Supreme Court. The jurists found the individual mandate constitutional by declining to recognize it as a mandate at all. For Roberts’ defenders on the right, this is apparently a daring rout of Big Government: Like Nelson contemplating the Danish fleet at the Battle of Copenhagen, the chief justice held the telescope to his blind eye and declared, 'I see no ships.'"

Read more: Mark Steyn, National Review