Congress [Pelosi] did what she did in the dead of night against all objection and wholly without review by ANY of her side, or her opposition’s side [they never saw the legislation]. She bypassed the reconciliation process between the Senate and House and ‘deemed’ it passed.
It didn’t matter what she meant because passage was all that was wanted. And in that respect, the bitch got what she wanted, but it appears it is not what she wanted after all. Screw her. Screw intent. Screw common [scrivener’s] error.
What they wrought has to go forward for review on its own [de]merit and let the judges rule on that - if they have the balls to fulfill their constitutional obligations honestly.
My guess it is going to be a 5-4 ruling in favor of King.
I agree.
The issues here have to do with exchanges set up by the states as opposed to the exchange run by the federal government.
The fact that there is confusion here is an indictment of passing 2000 page bills which nobody has read. Its an indictment of the Gruber process of intentionally making legislation and policies more complex than they need to be.
What does it say about the liberals that there was such a glaring error or loophole in their legislation? What does not say about 2000 page bills on any subject?
The realities of Faculty Lounge governance are becoming more and more apparent each and every day.