Supreme Court could help preserve Obamacare's no-cost preventive care task force | CNN Politics

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78% : " Elie Honig: Supreme Court signals distrust in Trump administration 05:56 - Source: CNN Elie Honig: Supreme Court signals distrust in Trump administration 05:56 "If Congress really wanted these task force members to do the bidding of the secretary, isn't that an incredibly odd way to go about conferring that authority?"
54% : Truly independent agencies, he noted, typically have legal protections that require a president to show cause before firing members of a board.
52% : Though initially appealed by the Biden administration, President Donald Trump's administration has defended the popular provision of Obamacare since taking power this year - despite the president's years-long campaign to repeal the 2010 health care law.
49% : CNN -- The Supreme Court on Monday signaled it may uphold a task force that recommends which preventive health care services Obamacare requires to be covered at no-cost, with several conservative justices voicing skepticism about a challenge that is based on how members of the panel are appointed.
49% : At stake is the ability of millions of Americans to access cost-free services under the Affordable Care Act such as cancer screenings, statins that help prevent cardiovascular disease, PrEP drugs that help prevent HIV infections, and counseling referrals for pregnant and postpartum women at increased risk of depression.
35% : " Those challenging the structure of the task force were represented by Jonathan Mitchell, a well-known conservative lawyer who has been involved in other culture war disputes in court, including a significant abortion case at the Supreme Court, and who represented Trump when he was a presidential candidate in a challenge to the state of Colorado's attempt to remove him from the ballot.

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