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    Full text of US Supreme Court decision on health care laws

    Here is a PDF file of the U.S. Supreme Court decision on Thursday upholding the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.

    This single file contains the court's decision, delivered by Chief Justice John Roberts, and the several dissenting opinions.


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    Tom Goldstein of the SCOTUS blog examines the Supreme Court's ruling on health care. When asked why Chief Justice John Roberts voted to uphold the law, Goldstein said, "I think he believed it."

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    This is so great--great for Obama, great for America, and great for our children generations hence, who will be saying, "Thank you, President Obama! Thank you for Obamacare!" And, by the way, it will be known as Obamacare, proudly, forever!

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