Catsup&Liquor

Following this issue as closely as I can. (Note to self: You won’t be better informed by listening to a recording of court proceedings, because hearing the justices citing every article/section and court ruling known to law makes you sleepy. There’s a reason you aren’t studying constitutional law.) 

Along with the CNN news article above, here are a few others:

• Interesting opinion by one Ronald Dworkin, not just on the constitutionality of the Affordable Care Act, but why challenging it is wrong. 
• Pew Poll findings on how the hearings have shaped public perception of both the law and the court with most “reaching for a middle ground.” (Polling will always sort of mess with my head.)
• Talking Points Memo (politico blog) discusses the Supreme Court Justices’ struggle with key health care policy points and reveal a misunderstanding of insurance markets— which, scarily, could skew the ruling.