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Will the fight over ObamaCare live even if the law dies? An article in Politico suggests that if the Supreme Court overturns the law, "winding it down could be almost as contentious as building it up." I'm skeptical. From a narrow, Beltway-focused perspective, it is certainly true that various administrative controversies will remain. But nationally, winding down the law is unlikely to result in even close to the volume of uproar that accompanied passage and initial implementation.
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In a a few weeks the Supreme Court is going to pronounce a verdict on Obamacare, possibly striking down large parts of it, or the entire thing. It will be a massive blow to Obama's legacy, and would take away his major first-term le... Read Post

President Barack Obama is gearing up for a potential fight with the Supreme Court in the event it overturns his signature legislative achievement. Speaking publicly for the first time since the hearings at the high court on the Pati... Read Post

We told you last week that this would be a problem. Next month the Supreme Court is going to issue its ruling on Obamacare. There is a chance they could throw out part or all of the law. This should be a gift to Republicans. It woul... Read Post