Roberts Saves Obamacare: Now the Real Work of Reform Begins

Huffington Post by Arianna Huffington: | Jul. 3, 2012 (Opinion)

The narrow survival of the Affordable Care Act last week was certainly cause for celebration. But as the jubilation subsides, it's important to realize that having avoided what would have been a giant step backward doesn't mean we've taken a giant step forward. Because the law as it now stands is only the first step toward health care reform. Full Story »

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“All but lost in the commentary” about the decision, writes Eugene Robinson, “is that the Affordable Care Act was intended as just a beginning.”
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In Health Care Ruling, a Pyrrhic Victory

New York Times by Neal K. Katyal | Jul. 4, 2012 (Opinion)

By opening up new avenues for the courts to rewrite the law, the federal government may have won the battle but lost the war.

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A Regrettable 'Fix' on Health Care

Washington Post by George F. Will | Jun. 28, 2012 (Opinion)

Most Americans do want different health care: They want 2009 medicine at 1960 prices. Americans spent much less on health care in 1960 (5 percent of gross domestic product as ...

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