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randys1

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12. The appropriate reaction to a purely political decision, like CU and voting rights, which is what

Reply to cheapdate (Reply #8)

Mon Mar 2, 2015, 04:06 PM

Mar 2015

this would be, is a general strike, the entire country saying give us universal healthcare or else.

But not enough of us are in bad enough shape yet to risk everything, which that would be doing.

The case they are hearing. the plaintiffs dont even have standing.

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I submit that Americans best be prepared for a gutting of ACA, and if that happens randys1 Mar 2015 #1

I strongly agree that Americans should be prepared for a loss. cheapdate Mar 2015 #8

The appropriate reaction to a purely political decision, like CU and voting rights, which is what randys1 Mar 2015 #12

die ins onethatcares Mar 2015 #13

Something...if we play it right we can get single payer randys1 Mar 2015 #14

I do not believe that even this conservative court can arrive at the conclusion that Congress did Hoyt Mar 2015 #2

When there is a lack of clarity about the intent or meaning of a law, cilla4progress Mar 2015 #3

Problem is, there is no lack of clarity. cheapdate Mar 2015 #6

There's definitely a lack of clarity, in that cilla4progress Mar 2015 #9

Well, apart from the language being crystal clear, there are other flaws Rstrstx Mar 2015 #11

Still no cameras or recording allowed inside SCOTUS, a remarkable cloistering of a government branch. Fred Sanders Mar 2015 #4

Legal standing. Madmiddle Mar 2015 #5

I thought the same too. I thought none of the plaintiffs showed that they were harmed by ACA. muntrv Mar 2015 #7

Literalists on the Court are of the same ilk cilla4progress Mar 2015 #10

If the felonious five overturn this... NYtoBush-Drop Dead Mar 2015 #15