[TonyM]

“I’m fighting cancer,” the 48-year-old University of Pittsburgh doctoral student said. “I shouldn’t have to fight Congress and the president to stay alive.”

Dude, you should have fought for a job with health insurance instead of going for a PhD at 48. You have at least a Masters degree in something and unless you are allergic to showing up for work anyone can get a job today. And how are you paying for that PhD? Perhaps real health insurance would have been a wiser investment. Sorry if I sound harsh but he gets no sympathy from this 4 time cancer survivor (who is not on Obama care).

[ClearCase_guy]

“I’m fighting cancer,” the 48-year-old University of Pittsburgh doctoral student said. “I shouldn’t have to fight Congress and the president to stay alive.”

In a 2-1 decision, the New Orleans Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Wednesday ruled that the part of Obamacare requiring most people to have health insurance was unconstitutional.

I guess I'm not seeing how the court decision, or the president is causing a problem for this cancer patient.

[Darteaus94025]

You shouldn’t have cancer.

God bless.

[Mr. N. Wolfe]

If it reaches SCOTUS, Roberts and Kavanaugh will side with the liberals and reverse the 5th Circuit ruling.

[BenLurkin]

[867V309]

live by the ineligible marxist/communist faggit loser moron's despicable pelosi-passed middle-of-the-night trainwreck, die by the ineligible marxist/communist faggit loser moron's despicable pelosi-passed middle-of-the-night trainwreck

ha

[DoodleDawg]

An appeal of Wednesday’s court ruling to the U.S. Supreme Court seems likely, which could leave the matter unsettled for years,

Hardly years. The challenge to Obamacare filed by the Republican states is in front of the Supreme Court now. They could very well kill Obamacare in June.

[dila813]

sounds like fear mongering. I guess when you know you are depending on others to pay your bills it makes you nervous.

I wish I could get my work to contribute to Medi-Share but I don’t cry about it.