Supreme Court to Hear Challenge to Obamacare Preventive Care Rule

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

53% : The Supreme Court has been accepting cases in recent years in an effort "to rein in the administrative state," John Bursch, senior counsel at the Alliance Defending Freedom, a public interest law firm, told The Epoch Times.
46% : The legal provision is in the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, also known as Obamacare, which was enacted in 2010. Texas-based Braidwood Management sued over mandates that the task force approved to which the company expressed religious objections.
43% : If, for example, Congress had written in the Affordable Care Act that the HHS secretary and president may not remove, replace, or reappoint members of the task force and that its policy recommendations may not be questioned by the president and secretary, "that would clearly be unconstitutional," Bursch said.
35% : In Seila Law, the court held that the structure of the bureau was unconstitutional because its director, who must be confirmed by the Senate, couldn't be fired by the president at will, and this insulated the bureau from political accountability.

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