Like most Americans, Lauren Woodard has mixed feelings about President Obama's healthcare law. She's glad the law guarantees that she'll always be able to get insurance. But she doesn't like the requirement that most Americans buy coverage.
Monday, March 26, 2012
In healthcare case, Supreme Court weighs entwined provisions
The much-maligned health insurance mandate is only part of President Obama's law. If justices strike it down, they might also reject more popular measures, such as guaranteed coverage.
Like most Americans, Lauren Woodard has mixed feelings about President Obama's healthcare law. She's glad the law guarantees that she'll always be able to get insurance. But she doesn't like the requirement that most Americans buy coverage. 
Like most Americans, Lauren Woodard has mixed feelings about President Obama's healthcare law. She's glad the law guarantees that she'll always be able to get insurance. But she doesn't like the requirement that most Americans buy coverage.
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