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RADIO (KCRW/NPR): Obamacare’s Survival on the Line Again

For the second time, the US Supreme Court is considering a challenge to the Affordable Care Act. Federal health insurance subsidies for seven million Americans will depend on how the Justices rule on arguments they heard today. Discussion includes CAC Chief Counsel Elizabeth Wydra.

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