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Showing Original Post only (View all)Would you like to see the Supreme Court strike down the individual mandate? [View all]
Last edited Mon Jun 25, 2012, 08:00 PM - Edit history (2)
This poll is inspired by this thread: http://www.democraticunderground.com/1002854584
I'm curious to know how many DUers actually want the individual mandate thrown out.
26 votes, 1 pass | Time left: Unlimited | |
Yes, I want the SCOTUS to strike down the individual mandate. | |
9 (35%) |
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No, I don't want the SCOTUS to strike down the individual mandate. | |
17 (65%) |
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1 DU member did not wish to select any of the options provided. | |
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Would you like to see the Supreme Court strike down the individual mandate? [View all]
Cali_Democrat
Jun 2012
OP
to clarify, i think aca is not a great law, and the "mandate" is central to its problems
unblock
Jun 2012
#1
the income tax is replete with taxes you must pay, and many ways to reduce your taxes
unblock
Jun 2012
#41
It is an extra burden on a generation that's getting the "short end of the stick".
MrTriumph
Jun 2012
#2
Employers can, however, get a waiver to allow them to provide shoddy coverage far below aca minimums
LooseWilly
Jun 2012
#25
Absolutely not. If they do, it tears at the legal foundation of a myriad of other social programs.
pnwmom
Jun 2012
#4
MONEY FOR NOTHING! Those CEOs are disgusting individuals if they think that
SammyWinstonJack
Jun 2012
#36
Supreme Court unlikely to strike Medicaid expansion from Affordable Care Act
Motown_Johnny
Jun 2012
#22
As a stand alone clause, yes.... if it takes other parts of the law with it, no.
Motown_Johnny
Jun 2012
#9
I see the mandate as a poison pill for the rest, the good parts will be eroded or discarded
Uncle Joe
Jun 2012
#15
I hear you, EFerrari and considering the long term impact of Citizens United and the mandate,
Uncle Joe
Jun 2012
#21
I'm not really against the mandate, I fear the potential for future abuse of the mandate.
HereSince1628
Jun 2012
#20
I'm still against it in principle but no I do not want it overturned, because I fear that a negative
FLAprogressive
Jun 2012
#24
while i don't want to see Obama "suffer a setback," striking the Individual Mandate is the right
nashville_brook
Jun 2012
#31
No. I didn't have insurance for 4 years before ACA. And I want it to be 100% upheld...
Comrade_McKenzie
Jun 2012
#35
Better than nothing.......Sad that we have to settled for better than nothing wrt to health care
SammyWinstonJack
Jun 2012
#37