Edgetho
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As some of you know, the SCOTUS will hear arguments on the wording of the ACA and how it seems to disallow credits on Federally run ACA exchanges.
If you're not up to speed on it, you should be.
So anyway, the Court will hear arguments in (I think) May and make a ruling sometime this Summer. If the ruling goes the way some of our more rabid conservatives want it to and the Court strikes down subsidies to Policyholders in non-State-Run exchanges........
Yikes.
Millions of people will see their rates sky rocket. I mean, go nuts. Really nuts.
So, is this a case of "Be careful what you wish for" ass to Republicans.
I think so. There was an earlier thread about the 2016 election. If the Court strikes this down and millions of people see their Insurance Rates double (literally) -- The GOP will take the blame.
I think Republicans are in deep shit if the Court strikes it down.
No way anybody can act fast enough to make it work again.
If you're not up to speed on it, you should be.
So anyway, the Court will hear arguments in (I think) May and make a ruling sometime this Summer. If the ruling goes the way some of our more rabid conservatives want it to and the Court strikes down subsidies to Policyholders in non-State-Run exchanges........
Yikes.
Millions of people will see their rates sky rocket. I mean, go nuts. Really nuts.
So, is this a case of "Be careful what you wish for" ass to Republicans.
I think so. There was an earlier thread about the 2016 election. If the Court strikes this down and millions of people see their Insurance Rates double (literally) -- The GOP will take the blame.
I think Republicans are in deep shit if the Court strikes it down.
No way anybody can act fast enough to make it work again.