>> when obamacare takes effect, obamacare it will be a death panel.dependent payment advisory board which effective in 2014 which basically determine what care will be given and what won't. >> john: they won't say you are going to die. you are too old and you don't get a new heart? >> exactly. but the point is, they are controlling the allocation of the resources. >> john: what is the alternative? >> the alternative is for people to be more control of their own healthcare spending. >> john: i get to be my own death panel. i get to decide. >> that is what you do when you buy food or decide what kind of house you want to live in. you always make decisions every day regarding your resources. if you are using someone else's resources, it's only natural that other person wants to make the call. >> john: you are a surgeon and you see it with your patients, the medicare family wants hundred percent of all treatment and it's free so they say, give it to them? >> it's only natural. i don't want to say everybody but many times i'm a surgeon and i deal with crit

>> when obamacare takes effect, obamacare it will be a death panel. it's independent payment advisory board which effective in 2014 which basically determine what care will be given and what won't. >> john: they won't say you are going to die. you are too old and you don't get a new heart? >> exactly. but the point is, they are controlling the allocation of the resources. >> john: what is the alternative? >> the alternative is for people to be more control of their own healthcare spending. >> john: i get to be my own death panel. i get to decide. >> that is what you do when you buy food or decide what kind of house you want to live in. you always make decisions every day regarding your resources. if you are using someone else's resources, it's only natural that other person wants to make the call. >> john: you are a surgeon and you see it with your patients, the medicare family wants hundred percent of all treatment and it's free so they say, give it to them? >> it's only natural. i don't want to say everybody but many times i'm a surgeon and i deal w

they called obamacare a tax. now we have an obamacare tax that, as justice kennedy pointed out was judicially engineered by a close majority of the court as something the obama administration themselves are shocked by. no one believed this was considered a tax. it will have a devastating business impact across our state and across the country. >> that -- >> zeke, i know you favor this. i thought the thing was a tax. what bothers me is it's new and aggressive tax power. >> that is not true. look -- >> if i don't eat broccoli or put solar window panels in my house you're going to come back and slap a tax on me. >> well, justice roberts, a conservative justice says that congress could do that if you didn't upgrade your house to make it weather efficient. there could be an incentive to do that. we provide incentives in all sorts of ways. the idea that this is a massive tax is simply false. the penalty does not raise a lot of money. it does raise some money. it is not the main way of getting this through and financing

obamacare was bad law yesterday it's bad law today let me tell you why i say that obamacare raises taxes on the american people by approximately five hundred billion dollars obamacare cuts medicare cuts medicare by approximately five hundred billion dollars and even with those cuts and tax increases obamacare adds trillions to our deficits and to our national debt. these are all lies number one it doesn't add anything to the national debt number two it doesn't cut medicare cuts medicare advantage the for profit base and moves that into medicare we all save money i mean it just goes on and on and on all these lies have been debunked by the nonpartisan congressional budget office over and over and over again the republicans in congress and people like mitt romney keeps restating these lies and appear to believe them i frankly doubt it and already speaker of the house john boehner has scheduled another vote to repeal obamacare in two weeks it was democratic senate majority leader harry reid reacting to the news of another obamacare repeal vote in the house of representatives republicans in

obamacare is a job killer. obamacare makes the government too big, too intrusive. >> if we want to get have to replace president obama. >> question. rate romney's reaction. did it have merit, or was it rhetoric? james? >> he's certainly right on the fact at least immediately if you want to replace obamacare. it's not going to happen in ngress now unless he's elected and gets a republican senate, a republican house, then could it possibly be repealed. i wish he would have taken the opportunity to talk about his own healthcare plan. >> it certainly does dramatically accentuate the fundamental problem facing this country which is that we are insolvent. it's just a question of time when everything hits the fan. we have not -- we have a trillion and a half dollar additional costs. we're going to have to find a way to deal with that. somehow or other it's just going to chew up almost everything both at the state d this is a critical issue e way towards time to again focus on accomplishing a healthcare future that is

the people who were very intimately involved with the whole process of dealing with the issue of obamacare from the very start. attorney general gregg abbott, one of the outstanding state attorneys general of our country is with us today. his state of course was one of those that was contesting this invasion of the people's liberty and as the chief law enforcement officer of the state of texas, he has made protection of liberty, protection of the people of that state, his primary objective. he is a leader in the republican attorney generals association. he has been named the trial judge of the year in the past, his service on the bench. he has been made principal honoree from the federalist society, the texas journal of law and justice and he has been active in many of these very important issues that we've faced as a conservative movement. joining him is karen harned. karen is the founder and executive director of the national federation of independent businesses, small business legal center. she also has been active in the fight for liberty and particularly the freedom of small businesse

we don't need to replace obamacare we need to get rid of it repeal it and. restart and come up with and just there and open no government involved are no no no government absolutely anywhere haiti no never involved in health care before obamacare we still had a fifty fifty split between federal money and private money in health care there was there were obviously just dump trucks full of federal money that was being put into the process or medicaid medicare i mean there were so his medicare is massively more expensive than any other kind of health care that's why the insurance companies want to get rid of it people over sixty five are more expensive don't they don't we can't make believe that if you make obamacare go away tomorrow that we're going to be somalia but my point is you're not making an apples to apples comparison you're comparing apples to elderly bananas and comparing the united states before obamacare to be united states after obamacare and it's going to be the same it's not going to well there's. six million young people who didn't have health

help us defeat obamacare. help us defeat the liberal agenda that makes government too big, too intrusive and killing jobs across this great country. thank you so much. >> and we've been broadcasting reaction to the supreme court decision upholding the health care law with some limits on the medicaid portion of the bill. chief justice john roberts was the crucial fifth vote of the majority opinion. more reaction now from senate majority leader harry reid and minority leader mitch mcconnell. >> i'm happy, i'm pleased, the supreme court put the rule of law ahead of partisanship and ruled that affordable care act as constitutional. mr. president, long opinion, and we know that when we come back here after the elections there may be some things we need to do to improve the law and we'll do that working together, but today, millionses of americans are already seeing the benefits of the law we passed. seniors are saving money on their prescriptions and checkups. children can no longer be denied insurance because they

mark work people hate obamacare.hey see their premiums going up, not down, losing personal freedom, they don't want to pie higher taxes, and this guy, your pal, the head of the supreme court is now the biggest taxer in the country. john roberts is the biggest taxer in the country and people are going to hate him too. >> his decision made it clear that it stinks but the voters left it up to him. why do they not make it kick into 2013. you know you can tell it's bad when you have to hire 15,000 irs agents to enforce it. if it was great you would need security guards to control the line for it. >> romney has to make the case, it seems to me, that the economy that is so anemic, and job creation, is linked to obamacare, i'm saying it's a two-for. he has to say obamacare bad, stopping businesses from hiring and investing, and that's one of the reasons that the economy is so terrible, and we have to clear this whole thing out, doesn't he have to link the two and then make that case. >> larry you have it right, mark you have

to be united states after obamacare and it's going to be the same it's not going to well there's. six million young people who didn't have health insurance that now health insurance of their parents' plans post obama voters pretty obama one hundred million americans will soon be able to breathe a little bit easier because they're not going to turn down for preexisting conditions post obama that didn't exist before obamacare there's a lot of change those so if you guys are are are of the opinion that this is not constitutional that john roberts voted wrong that's right is it possible that michael savage was half right michael savage says that roberts has had epilepsy all his life and therefore his medications are making him crazy was it possible that roberts having had epilepsy all his life is probably the one guy on the court uniquely qualified to understand what the hell a preexisting condition is and in fact he's probably been turned down for insurance a half dozen times in the last thirty years i think that he's he's obviously an intellectual on the court and only an intellectu

obamacare is a job killer. businesses across the country have been asked what the impact is of obamacare, three-quarters of those surveyed on the chamber of commerce so obamacare makes it less likely for them to hire people and perhaps most troubling of all, obamacare puts the federal government between you and your doctor. for all those reasons it's important for us to repeal and replace obamacare. what are some of the things that we'll keep in place any must be in a reform, in a real reform in a health care system. one, we have to make sure that people that want to keep their current insurance will be able to do so. having 20 million people, up to that number of people lose the insurance they want is simply unacceptable. number two, got to make sure that those people that have pre-existing conditions know that they will be able to be insured and that they will not lose their insurance. we also have to assure that we do our very best to help each state in their effort to assure that every american has access t

and replaces obamacare. >> day one, job one, repeal obamacare. >>> now congress is -- we will talk to eric cantor coming up. there's romney's position. this is a chase election, dick. >> yep. great ad. what happened is the electionl e parameters as the election of 2010. we know how that came out, massive republican win. >> well, it's going to be interesting to watch it unfold. dick morris, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> coming up, a lot to come up ton. the attorney general of the united states was found in criminal contempt of congress only a few short hours ago. we will have much more on that vote, and also the supreme court's decision on the house majority leader, eric cantor joins me, a prime time exclusive interview. that's coming up next. and much more straight ahead. flush [ male announcer ] if a phone rings at your car insurance company and no one's around to hear it, does it make a sound? [ meows ] or if a tree falls on your car and no one's around to answer your call, do you make a sound? the answer is probably "yes" [ growling ] and "like a howle

help us defeat obamacare. help us defeat the liberal agenda that makes government too big, too intrusive and killing jobs across this great country. thank you so much. >>> candidate mitt romney here in washington today, just a few blocks away from our offices and right across from the capitol on constitution avenue in washington, d.c., with his reaction to the supreme court's ruling on the affordable care act. now to capitol hill, more press with statements. these are from gop members of the house. let's listen in. >> support sunglasses for dogs! sunglasses for dogs, congresswoman! >> thank you. i'm congressman john micah from florida. it's been said the power to tax is the power to destroy and today a lot of destruction was destroyed by this decision. i'm concerned about two things. first, the impact on our senior citizens. this is probably the most devastating blow to american senior citizens who will have half a trillion dollars cut from medicaid, medicare and they will also limit the choices of our seniors

remember the house already repealed obamacare.he house voted to repeal obamacare lock, stock and barrel, one of the first activities we did at the beginning of this congress in 2011. the reason that we did so is because we believe it to be, the bill to be unconstitutional but also violative of all the principles you and i hold dear as it relates to health care. every single one of them, whether accessibility or affordability or quality or responsiveness, innovation, choices, all of the things we say we want in health care, and the bill destroys all of them. so what do you say to your friends when they say well, what are you going to do. you hear them, what are you going to do, you don't have any solutions. well, nonsense. the fact of the matter is, you can solve all of the challenges we face in health care and other things without putting washington in charge. let me just tick through a couple of them. one, you got to get folks covered. you can't have 30 million to 50 million people walking around without health coverage. i'm a th

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and that is i will act to repeal obamacare. let's make clear that we understand what the court did and did not do. what the court did today was say that obamacare does not violate the constitution. what they did in the do was say that obamacare is good law, or that it's good policy. obamacare was bad policy yesterday, it's bad policy today. >> moments at romney finished speaking the president decided to address the nation. but he didn't want to say it was a tax on every single american. >> whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the supreme court's decision to uphold it. >> now we are going to have a lot more tonight on the politics of all of this, plus complete coverage of the congress' decision to hold eric holdner criminal contempt with dick morris. also joining me tonight, eric cantor and much, much more. but first let's bring in jay sekelo and back in the studio is political analyst juan williams, and co-host of the five,

and that is i will act to repeal obamacare. let's make clear that we understand what the court did and did not do. what the court did today was say that obamacare does not violate the constitution. what they did in the do was say that obamacare is good law, or that it's good policy. obamacare was bad policy yesterday, it's bad policy today. >> moments at romney finished speaking the president decided to address the nation. but he didn't want to say it was a tax on every single american. >> whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the supreme court's decision to uphold it. >> now we are going to have a lot more tonight on the politics of all of this, plus complete coverage of the congress' decision to hold eric holdner criminal contempt with dick morris. also joining me tonight, eric cantor and much, much more. but first let's bring in jay sekelo and back in the studio is political analyst juan williams, and co-host of the five,

and replaces obamacare. >> day one, job one, repeal obamacare. >>> now congress is -- we will talk toor coming up. there's romney's position. this is a chase election, dick. >> yep. great ad. what happened is the election of 2012 will the fought on the same parameters as the election of 2010. we know how that came out, massive republican win. >> well, it's going to be interesting to watch it unfold. dick morris, good to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thank you. >> coming up, a lot to come up ton. the attorney general of the united states was found in criminal contempt of congress only a few short hours ago. we will have much more on that vote, and also the supreme court's decision on the house majority leader, eric cantor joins me, a prime time exclusive interview. that's coming up next. and much more straight ahead. flush whoa. right? get. out. exactly! really?! [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? woop-woop! franklin delano! [ male announcer ] hey! there's oreo creme under that fudge! oreo fudge cremes. indescribably good. [ male announcer ] we began with the rx. ♪ then

and replaces obamacare. >> day one, job one, repeal obamacare. >> well, wait a minute.sn't he have some other number ones? wasn't the keystone pipeline number one? how many things does he have in his barrel? >> the key thing to look for, you know this. it's easy to do a web ad. doesn't cost you anything. are they going to put money and put these ads in swing states, particularly we talked about the obama campaign. they have already -- targeted women, targeting hispanic voters, have used health care in a proactive way as a positive. so they think if you ask the hispanic voters, they put health care as number one in a lot of surveys. >> i think voters are very high in hope. >> is he going to putt this ad up in virginia, colorado, nevada, new jersey, arizona? i don't know if he's going to do that. >> let's talk about the targeting in this ad.ç you can see it is a here, joe. a young guy, designer stub. in his 20s. i was trying to figure out. this guy's a little bit of a rebel. didn't shave today. is that the target? a young guy in, a male? what's that about? that guy may n

i hate obamacare. i'll repeal obamacare. and what are republicans saying about that?terrible decision. i think the administration never billed this as being attacks. andç the chief justice wrote a interpreted the law that wasn't the congressional attempt. at the same time however, i think republicans would be wise to say we don't like obamacare, but here's what we're for. let's change so you can buy insurance across state lines to make it cheap er for people to have insurance. we would be wise to come up with details that governor romney would be wise to do. >> this appears to be a consistent theme with this presidential candidate. he has nothing to say and avoids the cameras on immigration after the president makes a very clear statement on allowing the children of law-abiding and legal undocumented immigrants to stay here. he says nothing. and then on this, he stands up and again attacks the president, but offers nothing constructive. >> well, immigration of course, the president acted in an extra constitutional manner. we can debate the legality of that. >> i'm as

obamacare is a job killer.usinesses across the country have been asked what the impact is of obamacare. three-quarters of those surveyed by the chamber of commerce said obamacare makes it less likely for them to hire people. and perhaps most troubling of all, obamacare puts the federal government between you and your doctor. for all those reasons, it's important for us to repeal and replace obamacare. what are some of the things that we'll keep in place and must be in place in a reform, a real reform of our health care system? one, we have to make sure that people who want to keep their current insurance will be able to do so. having 20 million people up to that number of people lose the insurance they want is simply unacceptable. number two, gotta make sure that those people who have pre-existing conditions know that they will be able to be insured, and they will not lose their insurance. we also have to assure that we do our very best to help each state in their effort to assure every american has access to a

if anything, i hope that obamacare covers obamacare post traumatic stress disorder.he head of nancy pelosi. if only it was a montage that reminds us how we got here. maybe with cheesy music. >> we have a healthcare system that only works if you're healthy and you're wealthy. if we're going to make real progress,

obamacare is a job killer.nd perhaps most troubling of all, obamacare puts the federal government between you and your doctor. >> now we have a fact checker here, but he has a family and it would take him weeks to check those facts. so to determine if there is any truth in mitt romney's rendition, author of "beyond outrage." what has gone wrong with our economy and our democracy and how to fix it. secretary reich, what a pleasure to have you hear this evening. >> hi john. >> was governor romney right when he said the law raises taxes by $500,000,000,000? >> i have no idea where he got that figure. before i came to the studio i looked up everything i could find about any legitimate study and there is nothing close to 500 billion. if you compare the cost the alleged cost of the affordable care act by romney to what we are now paying for people who go to emergency rooms who do not have any coverage have not had any preventative care it is much greater now than even romney's nightmare. and on top of that if you loo

she supports obamacare. is the president of pacific research institute a san francisco base think tank. she write as weekly health care column for forbes.com. she opposes obamacare. so sally let's start with you. you wrote in your recent column the supreme court should strike down the law, the entire law saying that would be the best outcome for american patients. why do you think so? >> well, i think it is the best decision because if they decide to just get rid of the individual mandate we'll have a serious problem because we have issues such as guaranteed issue and community right which means insurers cannot discriminate based on a person's pre-existing condition or charge a different price. i want will cause the insurance industry to go in a downward spiral because people will only buy insurance when they are sick and drop it well. we saw in kentucky and washington state where they introduced those two concepts it caused to it decline and washington state had to get rid of it. i want to see it go down an

but yet they created these high risk pools to make sure that in the in term before obamacare kicked in in two thousand and fourteen that they would be covered but yet in syria four million children covered by those riri few people have applied for the high risk pool. so they can have it both ways either there's a necessary need for obamacare or there's not that many people with the preexisting conditions that are being affected by this but the problem is that if you as i said before if you if you're insured under the under the old laws if your insurance coverage lapse for one day then everything that has happened to you prior to that is a preexisting condition and if anything in the future happens as a consequence of that i mean if if you broke your leg two years ago and you get arthritis ten years later it's no longer covered it's a preexisting condition the problem itself the problem is insurance self insured yes you know just and that's why i agree insurance is banks tourism the insurance is a disaster the only thing that i think anybody should have is a major medical plan that w

>> obamacare was bad policy yesterday. it's bad policy today. obamacare was bad law yesterday.d law today. [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] >> as far as the individual mandate goes let's leave it from this guy from yesterday to explain why your opinion today is wrong, mitt. >> with regards to the mandate, the individual responsibility plan which i proposed i was very pleased to see the see the compromise includes the personal responsibility principle. >> mitt, in the course of one speech you lied five times and flip flopping hypocrite once. do you deserve to be president of the united states? survey says -- [ buzzer ] >> no. collide on "the gavin newsom show." for elon musk what could possibly be next? take the gamble out of stain removal. only resolve all-stains has two formula chambers to remove all types of stains. using shout or oxiclean? that's just playing the odds. don't chance it, resolve it. see a resolve difference or it's free. gaeme inc. thank gaemezilinsky, thank you for joining if you have copd like i do you know how hard it can be to breathe and what that feels l

real news of the day is obamacare. i know we have to talk about "fast and furious," but what happened today has a lot of people questioning, number one biggest issue, what was robert thinking? what does it mean? we'll get to it later. that is the news of the day. that is what the republicans will be talking about. that is how they can win. >> eric: stay on "fast and furious." we can get to obamacare. there is plenty of time to do that. "fast and furious," to go this far and have the congress walk out of the hall, or out of cannon, that tells you there is something important they're hiding. turn over the documents. it has to be huge to have it go -- >> bob: they walked out of the house. capitol. it wasn't half. congressional black caucus -- >> eric: no, it was substantially more than the congressional black caucus. >> bob: all of the democrats should have marched out. this is political play. they got every document relating to "fast and furious furious." they want internal discussion documents. that's what the president

americans really like certain provisions out of obamacare. for instance, they like the pre-existing condition you can get insurance, they like the fact that many keep their children on until age 26. in the event the law is struck down in total tomorrow, do you have any plans to the republican party to address those issues for the american people? >> absolutely. because again, barack obama is the one who said it, the big problem in healthcare is cost. he promised that every american would realize $2,500 a year savings on their health insurance premium if obamacare passed. justify the opposite happened. there's a spike in premiums and so what we want to do is make healthcare more affordable for people and more accessible. really there's some simple things to do that are zero costs. one that we could do is let people buy any health insurance policy they want in america with no minimum requirements. second, let people buy that health insurance with their own tax free money, and third, have medical malpractice reform. if you do those three things

>> obamacare was bad policy yesterday. it's bad policy today. obamacare was bad law yesterday.aw today. [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] [ buzzer ] >> as far as the individual mandate goes let's leave it from this guy from yesterday to explain why your opinion today is wrong, mitt. >> with regards to the mandate, the individual responsibility plan which i proposed i was very pleased to see the see the compromise includes the personal responsibility principle. >> mitt, in the course of one speech you lied five times and flip flolololololololololololololololololololololololololololo next, john fugelsang is filling on viewpoint with eliot spitzer. >>that was mitt romney showing once again his fearless fear of taking a stand that helps make him all things to no people. we have a big, big hour and the i.q. will go way up. how are you ever going to solve the problem if you don't look at all of the pieces? >>tv and radio talk show host stephanie miller rounds out current's morning news block. >>you're welcome current tv audience for the visual candy. >>sharp tongue, quick whit and above all, pol

jeef justice john roberts joining the liberals to uphold the court, on the obamacare law, saying the individual mandate is constitutional, not under the commerce clause, but as a tax. our panel is here with complete coverage of the legal arguments behind the decision and the political implications for november and beyond. i'm joined by walt journal columnist and editor dan eninger, and joe raggo, dorothy rabinowicz, and while they were debating the law, john roberts slipped us a mickey on upheld on the tax revision what, do you make of the argument. >> we can all look at supreme court cases where the court reached the right result, but did so with bad legal reasoning, constitutional reasoning. in a way this case is opposite when we got to the court, chief justice roberts was in a position to decide this thing unilaterally was an exposition on the commerce clause, central to constitutional arguments and labored statutory interpretation to somehow turn this into a tax. in the bill that passed the senate, there was actually a list of the new taxes that obamacare contained. this wasn't i

obamacare has become obama tax. >> all right.tes before the top of the hour, the headlines are coming your way. wikileaks founder julian assange being ordered to surrender at this hour. if he does not show up, he'll be in breach of his bail and subject to arrest. he's seeking asylum at the ecuadorian embassy in an attempt to avoid extradition to sweden in a sexual assault case. follow that. >> and how did this slip through the cracks? 64-year-old sarah escadaro killed in a car accident in massachusetts by an illegal immigrant. even more troubling, though, the driver had the car registered in her own name. motor vehicles, apparently, not required to check whether somebody has a license or is the citizen to get place in massachusetts. >> another green energy company going under after getting millions from the obama administration. abound solar got a $400 million loan guarantee in 2010 and received about $70 million from the energy department. the solar panel maker now announcing it will suspend operations next week. officials say t

. >> obamacare is a job killer.usinesses across the country have been asked what the impact is of obamacare. three quarters of those surveyed said it makes it less likely for r them to hire people. if we want good jobs and a bright economic future for ourselves and kids, we must replace obamacare. >> mr. romney there serving as mouthpiece for big business lobbyists, some of whom may join donald trump as guests this evening, but wait a second. with what would you replace it, mr. romney? never mind. in the biggest surprise since john roberts joined the left of the court, romney did not take any questions and while mr. romney engages in the politics of vagary and fund raising while the households a vote, that even its own members say is meaningless, there is one politician today who appeared to have perspective about why actually governing can be meaningful and important. >> whatever the politics, today's decision was a victory for people all over this country whose lives will be more secure because of this law and the

in the bill that passed the senate, there was actually a list of the new taxes that obamacare contained. this wasn't in it. >> the mandate tax wasn't in it. joe, what do you think of the persuasiveness of the tax argument on a constitutional basis? >> well, one problem is that they didn't, as james said, they didn't structure it as a tax. >> they called it a penalty. >> chief justice roberts essentially had to rewrite the law. the larger problem is that whatever concessions they had on the commerce clause, if you can say, you can do the exact same thing with a tax, it's a huge loophole in terms of limiting congress's power. >> they're saying that the commerce clause, under the commerce clause, the mandate is unconstitutional, unless congress decides to assess a penalty on that mandate and call it a tax or even not a tax, the judges can interpret it as a tax and therefore, it is constitutional, so, that would seem to essentially eviscerate any limits that they have imposed here on the commerce clause. >> i would say so, paul. i mean, there's much about this opinion by john roberts, i mea

chief justice john roberts with the majority upholding obamacare.erts change the vote late in the process? was the court prepared to strike down part of if not all of the healthcare law? shannon bream has the story. >> there are a lot of clues in the structure of the opinion it was a late switch. >> strong signals that chief justice john roberts may have flipped his vote. decide with the liberal block, to find the mandate and healthcare law constitutional use of congressional taxing power. after initially agreeing with conservatives to throw out the entire law. >> this looks like verbal opinion. the other notables a spent is they point out the tax issue wasn't discussed as argument. so that suggests it might have been a late-breaking development. >> as legal scholars continue to digest the opinion, some assert that the dissent many reference to ruth bader ginsberg's quote dissent is telling because she didn't write one per se. however, she did break from the majority opinion on key issues. so what she wrote could be characterized form of dissent, th