Reading the Tea Leaves on Health Care Decision
By Jan Crawford – CBS News WASHINGTON, June 28, 2012 – After oral arguments over President Obama’s health care reform law at the Supreme Court three months ago, it appeared five justices were prepared to overturn the law’s key provision — the requirement that all Americans have health insurance from birth until death or pay a penalty — the so-called “individual mandate.” But even if the justices were divided 5-4 to uphold the law at the end of March, much can change between an initial vote and the decision. Justices can and have changed their minds in cases before....
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