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Isnt that a fact? >> no. im not surprised by it. its unfortunate. one of the reasons people started to lose trust in the federal court system n the supreme court is that what they do does appear to be so partisan. it was a surprise to me when john roberts joined four other members of the court to uphold the affordable care act. the political pressure from the hard right is so much for shredding the law, getting rid of the law and not just the mandate but the whole thing. they want with it gone. ...

On federal exchanges who need help with their health care insurance and therefore the government can no longer require people to even participate in the plan. the big question is which of these court rulings will win out? will the d.c. appeals court carry the day with its argument that the law that created obamacare denies subsidies to those living in states that refuse to set up their own health care exchanges or will the virginia court prevail with its argument that the provision limiting subs...

We are talking about 7 million americans uninsured because of the typo if they interpret it that way. its crazy. >> the republicans are out doing their dance of death again. ted cruz led the dance. here zeroing in on the ruling as a, "repudiation of obamacare and all the lawlessness thats come with it. every last word of obamacare must be repealed." thats the hardest right. reince priebus said the decision is another reminder that obamacare is not working for too many americans. how is that conn...

Up the courts to kill it and the requirement that people join obamacare in the fist place. what we are watching in todays court cases is the attack to the heart that critics have long hoped for. jonathan gruber was a key health care adviser on romneycare in massachusetts and the affordable care act. joy reid is host of "the reid report" on msnbc. was this a typo saying only if you had a state exchange could you get a subsidy and be required to participate or was it a significant policy decision ...