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In reply to the discussion: GOP to White House: What's your ObamaCare backup plan if we win? [View all]Geoff R. Casavant
(2,381 posts)46. The only plan should be the thing that should have been done when the issue was raised
Recall, the entire case turns on some ambiguous language in the statutes. This isn't the first time a law has had ambiguous language, and the solution has always been simple -- pass an amendment to clarify the language. This has happened I would imagine literally hundreds of times before, with no trouble.
So, if King v. Burwell says the language is ambiguous, the only thing Obama needs to do is propose a bill to clarify the language and ask the Republican-led Congress to please pass it clean. If the Republicans don't, won't, or can't do it, then it's all on them.
I, for one, will be getting the popcorn ready.
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The GOP should be thinking about their own "backup" plan and not worry about Obama.
Vinca
Jan 2015
#1
They have no plan but they are outraged by their own accusations Obama has no plan...fuck off GOP.
Fred Sanders
Jan 2015
#3
Too bad we can't recommend posts, as I would be recommending yours from here
KingCharlemagne
Jan 2015
#55
The only plan should be the thing that should have been done when the issue was raised
Geoff R. Casavant
Jan 2015
#46