[jeffc]

Oh, some CLintoon-appointed liberal activist judge will tell us we have no standing to sue . . .

[muawiyah]

One way to deal with this is to find a federal employee or federal retiree who gets his health insurance through the provisions of the FEHB.

The complaint would be that the superannuated members of Congress constitute an overburden of people with serious health issues, and the law says that right now they don't qualify for FEHB ~ and then pursue it at the agency level. The covered retiree or employee would certainly have a valid claim that his or her premiums would be lower if Congress critters weren't eating up all the goodies.

The 27th Amendment, however, suggests that Obamakkkare can't be made effective in any respect (due to the use of the nonseverability clause) until after the election this November.

That would be one legal response the Congersscritters could make about why their medical insurance shouldn't be cancelled ~