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bucolic_frolic

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21. Yes

Reply to NRaleighLiberal (Original post)

Wed Nov 12, 2014, 07:27 AM

Nov 2014

The Supreme Majority will void it, that's the plan, to kick it back to
Congress so Republicans can amend, tweak, and have their repeal
fight.

Wonder what the insurance lobby will do? They're making bacon with
Obamacare. Repeal won't be popular. Unless --------- they can
void exchanges and raise rates! And blame Obamacare!

They'll make health insurance free for those earning more than $250,000
a year if they can.

You heard it here first!

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"Why The Supreme Court's Power Play Is Disturbing For Obamacare" - TPM [View all] NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 OP

Very interesting procedural history, elleng Nov 2014 #1

What about equal protection. Would this have any affect? olegramps Nov 2014 #22

Probably not. elleng Nov 2014 #23

I don't see how the post by a CATO member has any effect on my question. olegramps Nov 2014 #24

'Equal protection' is elleng Nov 2014 #25

The Roberts court makes it's own law. Anything upaloopa Nov 2014 #26

And the road backwards continues... Rhiannon12866 Nov 2014 #2

K&R WorseBeforeBetter Nov 2014 #3

thanks! NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 #4

Yes! I sat out in shorts and read for a while. WorseBeforeBetter Nov 2014 #5

I am hankering for a nice kayak. Enjoy it - cold stuff will be knocking on our door soon! NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 #7

Then I'll sit out by the firepit and read! WorseBeforeBetter Nov 2014 #10

we do too. native New Englanders here, so the cool nights, smell of wood smoke - NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 #12

Mahalo NRaleighLiberal K&R Cha Nov 2014 #6

and to you! NRaleighLiberal Nov 2014 #8

.. Cha Nov 2014 #9

This place is going to go apeshit bananas if the court disallows subsidies. N/t Calista241 Nov 2014 #11

One curious thing Rstrstx Nov 2014 #13

This is a very interesting article. riderinthestorm Nov 2014 #14

why not subsidies for red states too? greymattermom Nov 2014 #15

The law was written to not have federal subsidies so as to incentivize the states to create Nuclear Unicorn Nov 2014 #16

Why should what Gruber intended matter? drm604 Nov 2014 #17

What he intended is what he advised which is what was written into the law which the lawmakers Nuclear Unicorn Nov 2014 #19

In this case, the letter of the law is the problem. Savannahmann Nov 2014 #20

I am sure Justice Thomas will recuse himself Midnight Writer Nov 2014 #18

Yes bucolic_frolic Nov 2014 #21