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What Congress Could Do If the Supreme Court Strikes Down ObamaCare Subsidies

By Ashton Ellis
Thursday, May 07 2015

In thinking through how to respond if the Supreme Court strikes down a controversial IRS interpretation of ObamaCare, Republicans in Congress should remember that “a fundamental flaw of the [law] was its imposition of new regulations that made health insurance more expensive for millions of Americans and that, in large part, the [law’s] health insurance subsidies are intended to mask this effect.” So advises a new report by Edmund F. Haislmaier and Drew Gonshorowski of the Heritage Foundation. In it, the conservative policy wonks make a straightforward argument: If people in…

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