[bcsco]

If Congress has to start over, fine. There are plenty of good options for retaining the health care law's best features while also expanding care to people who aren't insured. Unlike the current law, those proposals are carefully tailored — and don't put taxpayers at such great risk

Even should Congress "start over" it would be as big a boondoggle as this. They can't do anything right in regard to the economy so they should keep their polluted hands off of it. Let the markets decide.

[STD]

This was never anything to do with healthcare. This is nothing but a bald faced grab for Federal Power consolidation over, State's and Individual rights!

It's not Obamacare it's totalitarian government concentrated in only the Executive Branch. If the SCOTUS doesn't strike it down decisively, we have become Obama's Cuba. Eric Holder will play the part of Che Guano, who will promise 50 million America's a fair trial then a flawless execution.

DrMike

[null and void]

Does anyone think The Supremes will overthrow this law?

[tomkat]

Giving money and power to government is like giving whiskey and car keys to teenage boys.

P. J. O'Rourke

[theBuckwheat]

“...Why is the law so unpopular? “

Liberals are so clueless. Maybe, as Missouri Senator Claire McCaskill once said, it just hasn’t been explained enough. Maybe it has been explained more than enough and liberals just don’t want to hear why people reject the very ideas the law is based on.

[mo]

Congress had better “start over” and craft something that reflects the true interests of We the People rather than the pack of DC Commies....

[Monorprise]

The question of American Freedom, and American Federal Constitutional limits is once again raised. Will the Federal employees in black robes side with their employer, or will they decide to bite the hand that feeds them power & position?

Regretful this history of this long failed federal-institution in a compromised position does not bold well for freedom in theses united States.