Heard on the Hill
Four words ( “established by the State”) take on prominence in King v. Burwell matter…
King v. Burwell: 4 words and 8 million Americans
With King v. Burwell to be argued before the Supreme Court on Wednesday, supporters of the Affordable Care Act are rehearsing the same sketchy arguments about the language and history of the health care law.
The impending oral argument in King v. Burwell has unleashed a flood of editorials, op-eds, and amicus briefs imploring the Supreme Court to uphold the Obama administration’s position in the case. They all rehearse the same sketchy arguments about the language and history of the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Constant repetition gives these arguments the patina of truth, but readers should not be fooled. Read more…
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