Upon hearing the Supreme Court's decision yesterday, my first thought was, "it must be nice to have a cushy job like they have that provides wonderful healthcare after they retire and for the rest of their days, on my dime no less. They have way better healthcare plans than I ever will. This decision doesn't impact them." Forcing people to pay a so-called "tax" is an infringement upon our liberties. This decision is a slippery slope to socialism. They have now set a precedent that if the government wants you to eat broccoli, you can be taxed. Europeans have socialized healthcare. But they also have to wait 3 months to see their doctor. I see this happening here in this country since we are now opening this can of worms for universal healthcare. And from what I know of our state and federal governments, they have never been good stewards of my money. So do I trust them to do right with this "tax" and drive costs down? Absolutely not. Instead of taxing people, we should consider tort reform because that is a real issue, particularly in the State of NJ. Doctors are leaving this state to avoid paying the insurance premiums. If people are out of a job, how can we expect them to pay a tax for healthcare? I know that I will end up picking up the tab for that. Not to mention, people with preexisting conditions previously denied healthcare will now be given affordable healthcare, driving up my premiums. You mentioned that 1 million people are out of jobs in NJ and this healthcare would help them. What percentage of those people were hard workers, fell on hard times and need a lending hand and what percentage represents people who simply don't ever want to work or help themselves? That number seems a bit high for people who once held a job or are disabled, therefore, unable to work. I am sorry if I cannot share the same enthusiasm about healthcare being forced upon people and the middle class paying the bill. Quite honestly, I am happy with my healthcare as it is and I see nothing but high costs ahead for me to help everyone else. That's socialism. This fall I will be voting to repeal and replace.