In implementing badly flawed IRS regulations, the president launched a dangerous and damaging power play continuing his make-it-up-as-we-go approach to implementing ObamaCare
Basing their decision on “inartful drafting” tags the majority as “inartful dodgers”
VIRGINIA BEACH, Virginia—A majority of the Supreme Court in King v. Burwell got it wrong. Instead of applying the ObamaCare law as written, the 6-3 majority took a bold step and actually rewrote the law.
A key part of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) says the subsidies are available only to Americans who enrolled “through an exchange established by the state”—a clear reason, as we argued in our amicus brief, that the subsidies should not be available to those in states without their own exchanges.