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May 13, 2020

"Who you gonna believe, me or your lyin' eyes?"

One federal trial judge and three federal appellate judges have debated the Affordable Care Act in the last two years, so far.  Three of them voted to strike it down.  All three are members of the Federalist Society.

    The fourth judge, who is not a member of the Federalist Society, dissented.

    See Ben Protess and Rebecca R. Ruiz, Senators Accuse Conservative Society of Undue Influence on Judges, NEW YORK TIMES, Wed., May 13, 2020, at A19.

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Posted by on May 13, 2020 at 11:07 AM in Affordable Care Act (ACA) |

Tags: #AffordableCareAct

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