2015 United States Supreme Court case
Susan Crabtree of the Washington Examiner details a proposal to ditch U.S. Senate rules that block Republicans’ health care agenda. Conservative House Republicans are ratcheting up the pressure on House…
Your dissenting opinions will be remembered. Thank you for pointing out that, since Obamacare has been implemented in March 2010, its “words no longer have meaning”…and that because it has been…
View in your browser. SCOTUS may have saved Obamacare from having to operate as written, but the landmark decision on King v Burwell has not deterred those on the right…
As Locker Room readers are no doubt well aware, two weeks ago Chief Justice Roberts delivered the majority opinion in King v. Burwell. He held that, in the context of…
View in your browser. As readers are no doubt well aware, two weeks ago Chief Justice Roberts delivered the majority opinion in King v. Burwell. He held that, in the…
Republican U.S. Sen. Ben Sasse of Nebraska explains for National Review Online readers why he believes last week’s King v. Burwell ruling on Obamacare subsidies will help push the GOP…
Take your pick, they’re all good: George Will Jonathan Adler Elizabeth Price Foley Josh Blackman Yuval Levin Ilya Shapiro Roger Pilon Michael Cannon Oren Kerr But if you only have…
Very bad, argue constitutional lawyer David Rivkin and law professor Elizabeth Price Foley on SCOTUS blog. It’s bad on policy grounds. Rivkin and Foley write, “The majority’s desire to save…
Another U.S. Supreme Court victory doesn’t mark the end of the road for the Obamacare story. Robert King reports for the Washington Examiner. While the King v. Burwell decision keeps…
Roger Clegg explains for National Review Online readers why U.S. Supreme Court watchers have more than one reason to take issue with the high court’s actions Thursday. The Supreme Court…
The Supreme Court’s decision in King v. Burwell to uphold Obamacare subsidies in states with a federally run health insurance exchange prompted the Associated Press, Time Warner Cable News’ “Capital…
In a short blog post titled, “Shakespeare buffs will like Scalia’s King v. Burwell dissent,” Sasha Volokh points out that U.S. Supreme Court justices occasionally include references to Shakespeare in their…