Sep 1, 2022

Arlington,United States - September 1, 2022 /PressCable/ —
Arlington health insurance picked up an important court win in June when the nation’s highest court preserved the Affordable Care Act in a 7-2 ruling that slammed a lawsuit that challenged the legality of the ACA. In the ruling, the judges stated that red-state lawmakers didn’t have standing to challenge the law’s individual mandate, citing that there was no “past or future injury” related to the enforcement of the mandate. The only two justices to vote against the decision to preserve the ACA were Justices Neil Gorsuch and Samuel Alito.
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The lawsuit was argued on the basis that the ACA became unconstitutional when the 2017 tax law rendered the individual mandate penalty to zero. Essentially, a tax with no penalty. ACA detractors also argued that the entire law should be struck down since the ACA cannot and should not be allowed to stand alone without the mandate. This mandate argument has been around for years and continues to be shutdown. At the same time, the ACA’s popularity continues to soar, particularly among individuals and families with health insurance in Arlington. Per an article in Fierce Healthcare, blue-state lawmakers countered that the rest of the law should remain intact despite there not being a mandate, adding that if Congress intended to get rid of the law, then it would have done so in the 2017 tax reform law. The Justices agreed.
Rick Thornton, an Arlington health insurance agent, said that the recent ruling was built on the fact that federal law requires that a plaintiff has to have standing and can point to a personal injury that is traceable to the defendant’s unlawful conduct. Since red-state detractors could not do this, the Justices had no choice but to vote in favor of the ACA.
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