Supreme Court Appears Inclined to Uphold Affordable Care Act
A ruling won't come down until next spring, but in hearing arguments Tuesday, the justices did not seem inclined to strike down the law.
November 10 2020 3:17 PM
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A ruling won't come down until next spring, but in hearing arguments Tuesday, the justices did not seem inclined to strike down the law.
The new rule revoking ACA antidiscrimination provisions interferes with the right of everyone to receive health care free of bias, the suit states.
The ruling, which deals with a section of the Affordable Care Act, is expected to be appealed, so the law will stand while the legal fight continues.
As a House member, Mick Mulvaney received a zero in every term on the Human Rights Campaign's Congressional Scorecard.
"Sassy Gay Republican" Alex Newman eventually found out workers' comp would cover his medical costs, but he continued crowdfunding to replace his car.
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The extreme-right media, which we read so you don't have to, object to the "hate group" label for certain organizations, even when it fits.
And with repeal of the Affordable Care Act, the situation could get far worse.