The first day of oral arguments at the Supreme Court on Obamacare dealt with the Anti-Injunction Act. Obamacare forces Americans to buy health insurance, and if they don’t they’ll be fined. If the Court sees this fine as a tax, the Anti-Injunction Act wouldn’t let anyone challenge Obamacare in court until they were actually penalized—probably not until 2015. But based on the oral arguments yesterday, I don’t think that’ll happen. Justices Sotomayor, Ginsburg and Breyer all said the law in question inflicted a penalty, not a tax. And there was no evidence the other justices disagreed. They seemed unconvinced by the attorney’s attempts to label it as a taxation issue. This means we can expect the Court to move on to other matters, such as the mandate itself. I’ll keep you posted.
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Supreme Court and Obamacare: Day 1
Bradley Mattes | March 27, 2012
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