[the_Watchman]

the ruling against the law, if upheld, could block roughly $36 billion in subsidies for the roughly 5 million people already enrolled.

These 5 million people reside in predominantly conservative states. The Republicans will be blamed for the resulting fiasco if the subsidies are struck down.

This could dwarf everything else in the news and provide the Democrats cover for the November elections.

[tanknetter]

Which means that the law is functioning as designed: drive voting patters by hooking people on government dependency.

[chessplayer]

the ruling against the law, if upheld, could block roughly $36 billion in subsidies for the roughly 5 million people already enrolled.

These 5 million people reside in predominantly conservative states. The Republicans will be blamed for the resulting fiasco if the subsidies are struck down.

This could dwarf everything else in the news and provide the Democrats cover for the November elections.

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Yup. Gonna be a lot more pissed off people pulling the lever for the donks in November.

[Sparticus]

These 5 million people reside in predominantly conservative states. The Republicans will be blamed for the resulting fiasco if the subsidies are struck down.

This could dwarf everything else in the news and provide the Democrats cover for the November elections.

Hopefully, this will not reach the Supremes until after the election. Either way, though, I'm anticipating with glee the wailing, moaning and gnashing of teeth that a positive SCOTUS ruling would produce from the commie crowd.