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This Is It: Last Thoughts Before SCOTUS Speaks on Healthcare

jim2040 Wrote: Jun 28, 2012 8:56 AM

It's actually kind of scary, lets face it, you have five people who can determine what is ok or not ok. It's clear the majority of Americans want the law repealed, but, because the system has become so political, throwing out the mandate should be a no brainer, it's possible the judges could rule in favor of the administration. What is really sad is that we wasted so much valuable time on a piece of legislation that the majority doesn't want and money we don't have on trying to get it implemented.

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This Is It: Last Thoughts Before SCOTUS Speaks on Healthcare

Today's the day: the Supreme Court is mere hours away from issuing its most consequential ruling since Roe v. Wade. The Affordable Care Act is on the chopping block, so to get the blood flowing, here's a rundown of some popular theories for how the whole thing will play out. And for heaven's sake, if you don't have SCOTUSBlog open in the next tab, by all means, click here and join the madness.

First things first, there's very little doubt that Chief Justice John Roberts will author the Court's opinion. Given his hostile questioning during oral proceedings,...

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