[ContraryMary]

I seriously doubt that Roberts was bullied by Obama. I think Roberts was angry — as were other justices — in this getting dumped on them. The majority opinion did state that it is not up to the Court to save the American people from the results of their electoral decisions. I think this was Roberts’ way of throwing the onus back on Congress.

[dfwgator]

I think this was Roberts’ way of throwing the onus back on Congress.

By agreeing with frickin' Elena Kagan? That's sure a strange way of going about it.

[iopscusa]

I think you are on to something about Roberts, he’s no coward and this decision may actually result in focusing the effort to stop GovCare to the right place the POTUS Election.
Sure appears to have aroused the electorate!

[nerdgirl]

Your thinking is very sound. Could be right on target.

[muawiyah]

The action today did, in fact, throw it back to Congress.

Now, to take the whole thing and shred it into little bity pieces ~ and, BTW, use this opportunity to pass a TAX ON DEMOCRATS.

Make them pay. They OWE us!

[muawiyah]

The action today did, in fact, throw it back to Congress.

Now, to take the whole thing and shred it into little bity pieces ~ and, BTW, use this opportunity to pass a TAX ON DEMOCRATS.

Make them pay. They OWE us!

[stephenjohnbanker]

” I seriously doubt that Roberts was bullied by Obama. I think Roberts was angry — as were other justices — in this getting dumped on them. “

If this is true, he is just an A-HOLE !!!!

[jiggyboy]

The majority opinion did state that it is not up to the Court to save the American people from the results of their electoral decisions.

Then he is saying that the Supreme Court has no purpose. Congress passes a Slavery Act again? Not our problem to fix, you voted for them!