what does today's ruling mean for you? Here is a helpful piece by Linda Bergthold on Red, White, and Blue (not really, it's in The Huffington Post but some won't read them b/c of its "liberal" perspective). It's clear and apolitical, worth reading: Obamacare after SCOTUS ruling and you
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(from Roger Ebert--yes, that one) who knew he had such political interests . . .
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(via Ezra Klein, from Mother Jones) impressive analysis and visual representations capturing drift of the Roberts Court (remember when the buzz was about liberal judicial activism? quaint . . . )
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/06/supreme-court-roberts-obamacare-charts
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(from E.J. Dionne) the respected and thoughtful commentator in his usual calm and reasoned voice calls for Justice Scalia to resign--and I couldn't agree more. There's a reason Justice wears a blindfold-- http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ej-dionne-jr-justice-scalia-should-resign/2012/06/27/gJQApkO06V_story.html
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as Robert Reich writes, he has "stuck out his neck" by predicting that SCOTUS will actually uphold the Affordable Care Act 6-3 (we'll find out tomorrow); you can read his explanation here: http://robertreich.org/#.T-tNEszriQU.twitter
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Jake Tapper @jaketapper
Hmmm. Scalia repeatedly referred to majority opinion as the "dissent".... http://bit.ly/LTyUTu
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(from Roger Ebert--yes, that one) who knew he had such political interests . . .
Roger Ebert @ebertchicago
Scalia has a weird day in court. Why doesn't he just resign and run for office? http://nyr.kr/MyxGPm
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(via Ezra Klein, from Mother Jones) impressive analysis and visual representations capturing drift of the Roberts Court (remember when the buzz was about liberal judicial activism? quaint . . . )
http://www.motherjones.com/politics/2012/06/supreme-court-roberts-obamacare-charts
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(from E.J. Dionne) the respected and thoughtful commentator in his usual calm and reasoned voice calls for Justice Scalia to resign--and I couldn't agree more. There's a reason Justice wears a blindfold-- http://www.washingtonpost.com/opinions/ej-dionne-jr-justice-scalia-should-resign/2012/06/27/gJQApkO06V_story.html
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as Robert Reich writes, he has "stuck out his neck" by predicting that SCOTUS will actually uphold the Affordable Care Act 6-3 (we'll find out tomorrow); you can read his explanation here: http://robertreich.org/#.T-tNEszriQU.twitter
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