TDR Live: Trump Tries to Kill Obamacare As Covid Strikes Back
June 26, 2020
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as posted by the channelThe Damage Report host John Iadarola is joined by Brett Erlich, host of TYT’s Happy Half Hour, to break down all of today’s major news and headlines for you as we head into the weekend!
The Trump Admin. asks SCOTUS to strike down the ACA, a move which would leave as many as 23 million Americans without health insurance. Trump held a “town hall” on Fox News yesterday and although the questions were softballs to say the least, he still very much struggled to string together coherent thoughts. Is Trump dragging the entire GOP down with him? Let’s hope so. Tucker Carlson totally loses it, claiming all protesters should be charged as “domestic terrorists,” “put in shackles” and be publicly humiliated à la Cersei. It’s time to take out the trash!! Find out who John, Brett and you (yes, you!!) picked as the Garbage People of the Week.
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“In an 82-page brief submitted an hour before a midnight deadline, the administration joined Republican officials in Texas and 17 other states in arguing that in 2017, Congress, then controlled by Republicans, had rendered the law unconstitutional when it zeroed out the tax penalty for not buying insurance — the so-called individual mandate.
The administration’s argument, coming in the thick of an election season — as well as a pandemic that has devastated the economy and left millions of unemployed Americans without health coverage — is sure to reignite Washington’s bitter political debate over health care.
In his brief, Solicitor General Noel J. Francisco argued that the health law’s two remaining central provisions are now invalid because Congress intended that all three…"
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