House GOP leaders declared victory Wednesday in a long-running dispute with the executive branch, noting a new settlement preserves a judge’s ruling that President Barack Obama reimbursed insurers unlawfully under his signature health program.
“In a battle over the separation of powers, the House has prevailed,” Speaker Paul D. Ryan said after the U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit granted a motion to dismiss a long-running appeal in the case.
U.S. District Court Judge Rosemary Collyer ruled in 2016 that Mr. Obama could not make “cost-sharing payments” to insurers who pick up low-income customers’ costs on Obamacare’s exchanges, because Congress never appropriated the money.
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Now, the final implosion of OturdlyCare will commence!
ReplyDeleteI want all of my damn money back for this BS. Every single penny.
ReplyDeleteAnother reason the Dems will win the House back easily in November. Maybe even the Senate now. Lets hope!
ReplyDeleteThe Dems won't win the house or Senate
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