Supreme Court decides 6-3 ACA subsidies are legal

[OldDog]

Originally Posted by Danzig

oh, here we go...worrying about people posting often.
yeah, when time is slow at times i can get on here.

Okay, but perhaps you can understand how setting arbitrary time limits for responses is unrealistic for some of us:

Originally Posted by Danzig

well? it's been four hours, surely you could have explained by now what makes the aca unconstitutional? or at least the subsidies that the scotus upheld. because if they had looked at it as 'forcing' states to give them, THAT would have been unconstitutional. good thing that didn't happen.

By that standard, you've had 10 days to tell us which Republicans in the huffpo article "tried to make this about an attack on religion, instead of what it was, an attack based purely on the race of the victims," as the article put it. No matter. That was then. This is now. I read your article. Here's one for you.

The Supreme Court's bad call on Affordable Care Act
"In King vs. Burwell, the Supreme Court ruled that the Affordable Care Act permits individuals who purchase insurance on the federal exchange to receive taxpayer subsidies. Though the King decision pleases the ACA’s ardent supporters, it undermines the rule of law, particularly the Constitution’s separation of powers..."
http://www.latimes.com/opinion/op-ed...629-story.html