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Dissent. and justice alito writes, in all three episodes, meaning all three challenges of the aca, the affordable care act, facing a serious threat, the court has pulled off an improbable rescue. what do you make of that? >> i agree on improbablen how t argument went in the first challenge, i thought the law was doomed. but you know, this just shows the enormous frustration of both these two conservatives on the supreme court and conservatives generally in the country, that they cannot kill this...

Well, signaled that they didnt take that argument seriously. the only yes about this was, once you got a 6-3 court, was that going to be enough to persuade people to overcome weaknesses in the argument or do what conservatives wanted? they did not do this. and the new president, joe biden, has been strengthening the law. its a good day for them. i will close with this. as joe biden returns to the white house, on issues from police reform, to voting rights to infrastructure, they are beginning to...

Expected. but enrollment did decline from the 2016 peak. now, we reached a point early in the administration, even before this decision, where the number of people being covered under the provisions of obamacare, is more than it has ever been, even during the height of the obama presidency. thats a significant victory for them. i believe its important, and joan can speak to this better than i can. as i followed the case, through the process, it was clear to me, that legal experts on both the lef...

In the case, the legal issue, affects you. you have an injury in fact. what the supreme court said today, i knew the argument, that the states were not injured by the fact that obamacare gave health insurance to these people funded by the federal government. thats the legal issue in this case. the political issue, and the supreme court is a political body, they get to duck a lot of the most controversial aspects of the obamacare law. by deciding the case on standing, they avoid all those complic...

Agency. that was the argument made by the catholic foster agency here. they have prevailed. the supreme court saying, in fact, philadelphia did violate the first amendment free speech and freedom of religion rights of this catholic organization, who refused to recruit same-sex couples. im reading through this opinion. what is interesting here is this is notable because the supreme court last term decided three major cases in favor of religious groups. in fact, this term, weve seen the supreme co...