Our Congress is wasting more of its time debating with the NBA about its age rule (instead of spending time giving our tax dollars to banks posting billion dollar profits and union cronies who oppose trade that would grow our economy).  There are innumerable precedents to setting an age limit in a workplace, and given that the NBA is a venture entered into by free will, it is only legal and logical that it should be able to set a few basic parameters for working there.

Lots of people oppose age limits (like R Kelly, Roman Polanski, the late Michael Jackson) who argue that players have a right to earn a living.  How is this right taken away?  Players are free to work anywhere else - an office, a restaurant, even the NBDL - and as Brandon Jennings showed us last year,