Experts analyze the Supreme Court case about Obamacare

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Experts analyze the Supreme Court case about Obamacare

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Mar 5, 2015

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Jonathan H. Adler from Case Western Reserve University and Nicholas Bagley from the University of Michigan join National Constitution Center president Jeffrey Rosen to analyze the core constitutional arguments in the latest Obamacare challenge at the Supreme Court.

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Mar 5, 2015

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Experts analyze the Supreme Court case about Obamacare

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