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Trump’s pick has criticized the Affordable Care Act, and a new lawsuit threatens coverage for many millions
The lawsuit makes even less sense than it did before, which is saying something.
It's a win for Republicans trying to destroy the Affordable Care Act and sure to prompt an appeal to the Supreme Court.
The Supreme Court chief's 2012 decision left his fellow conservatives livid.
WHAT'S HAPPENING
Next stop is the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals, which is full of conservative judges.
“If a majority of the House and a majority of the Senate say that this case should be overturned, it’ll have a tremendous effect on the appeal,” Schumer said.
It's an uncertain time for the millions of people who rely on the Affordable Care Act, but there is still time to enroll for 2019.
The messy health insurance exchange market was starting to settle down before Trump came along.
The lawsuit said that without the individual mandate, Obamacare was no longer constitutional.
The justices already ruled the law constitutional. They're done for now.