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Breaking: (per MSNBC) Pete Williams says he doe not think there are 5 votes to overturn the ACA (Original Post) Celerity Nov 2020 OP
So is this a "Joe effect" or are they more reasonable than we fear soothsayer Nov 2020 #1
Kavanaugh and Roberts, per Williams, will be the ones to join the 3 liberals and block wiping it out Celerity Nov 2020 #5
Georgia effect exboyfil Nov 2020 #6
Ah thanks soothsayer Nov 2020 #8
Too bad he's not on SCOTUS. catbyte Nov 2020 #2
he said Kavanaugh and Roberts will join the 3 liberals, he went through it in fairly deep depth Celerity Nov 2020 #4
Maybe empedocles Nov 2020 #7
Fingers crossed. My big concern for the day. LizBeth Nov 2020 #3

Celerity

(43,299 posts)
5. Kavanaugh and Roberts, per Williams, will be the ones to join the 3 liberals and block wiping it out
Tue Nov 10, 2020, 01:14 PM
Nov 2020

exboyfil

(17,862 posts)
6. Georgia effect
Tue Nov 10, 2020, 01:14 PM
Nov 2020

Would the SCs so blatantly signal their intent in questioning. It is just like Roberts finding different justification for the last time. No upside in overturning it either then or now.

I bet when the decision comes down assuming one or both of those Senate seats are held will eliminate the ACA funding vehicles that cost rich folks dollars. That is really the only thing they care about.

empedocles

(15,751 posts)
7. Maybe
Tue Nov 10, 2020, 01:15 PM
Nov 2020


Key conservative justices express openness to preserving ObamaCare's protections
© Greg Nash
Two conservative justices on the Supreme Court appeared prepared to preserve at least some of the major components of ObamaCare, including its protections for people with preexisting conditions, as they heard arguments Tuesday in a suit challenging the law.

ObamaCare faces Supreme Court test with new conservative majority

Protesters gather outside Supreme Court ahead of ObamaCare case

Chief Justice John Roberts and Justice Brett Kavanaugh seemed to express the view that if the court were to strike down the provision of the law mandating the purchase of health insurance, the rest of the law should be allowed to survive.

"Looking at our severability precedents, it does seem fairly clear that the proper remedy would be to sever the mandate provision and leave the rest of the act in place, the provisions regarding preexisting conditions and the rest," Kavanaugh said.''

The Hill, 11/10/2020
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