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Originally Posted by janmcn
The Supreme Court will announce it's decision next month on whether the Affordable Care Act will continue or not. If it is overturned, a lot of people will lose their benefits immediately, such as seniors paying less for meds, young people not being allowed to stay on their parents plans until age 26, people being discriminated against for pre-existing conditions, and people being denied coverage.
I think it's a winning issue either way for President Obama. If it's overturned, he can say I tried my best to pass this, and if reelected I will try for universal health care for all, which would not be unconstitutional. There is a reason why Obama wanted this case decided before the election, when it could have been deferred until next year.
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janmcn - if indeed that supreme court decision should come to pass, can't the congress - just as quickly - pass legislation that will maintain those "good" protections so that they are not lost? after all, the legislation should be shorter to write and to read!!!