[rollo tomasi]

Members of the Supreme Court can say anything and rule anyway they want (By justifying rulings out of thin air or more accurately "shadows").

The power the *FEW* Supreme Court members have is one of the fundamental flaws in the US Constitution. BTW, conviction of impeachment is virtually impossible with high "valued" positions of government.

In this case, my guess the pro-ACA Justices will find all kinds of shadows in the Employment Division v. Smith ruling while Scalia argues in vain (In which he wrote for the majority in that case).

[Rodentking]

JOHN ROBERTS - The very first PRISM kill.