Live: What does the SCOTUS Obamacare ruling mean?
Katie Couric and guests break down the significance of the Supreme Court’s ruling.
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What Does the SCOTUS Obamacare Ruling Mean?
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Republicans vow to keep fighting Obamacare, despite court ruling
By Susan Cornwell WASHINGTON (Reuters) – In the U.S. Congress and on the campaign trail, Republicans vowed on Thursday to carry on with their fight against Obamacare, shrugging off appeals from Democrats for an end to hostilities after the Supreme Court upheld a central part of the healthcare law. Republicans said they would make the 2016 election campaign a referendum on President Barack Obama’s biggest domestic policy achievement, expressing disappointment
Now More Americans Agree With the Supreme Court on Obamacare
For the first time since they’ve polled people on the Affordable Care Act, more Americans like Obamacare than dislike it, according to a CBS/New York Times poll. And an overwhelming majority of citizens like the tax subsidies. Most feel the law works but could be improved with changes. The change they want is different from what opponents…