Judge gives the prize issue to Congressionals. One of two things next. Two Articles Discuss the almost 200 million dollar misappropriation ...theft to you common people.
https://jonathanturley.org/2016/05/12...
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WINS HISTORIC RULING IN CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE UNDER THE ACA
by jonathanturley
800px-Capitol_Building_Full_ViewThis afternoon, Judge Rosemary Collyer issued a final ruling in United States House of Representatives v. Burwell, the challenge to unilateral actions taken by the Administration under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Judge Collyer ruled in favor of the House of Representatives and found that the Administration violated the Constitution in committing billions of dollars from the United States Treasury without the approval of Congress. The historic ruling reaffirms the foundational “power of the purse” that was given to the legislative branch by the Framers.
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Obamacare Suffers Major Blow With Subsidy Payment Strikedown
Katie Pavlich
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U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer has ruled the federal government has been unconstitutionally paying out certain Obamacare subsidies/reimbursements, which House Republicans sued to stop.
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BREAKING: Obamacare Suffers Major Blow With Subsidy Payment Strikedown
Katie Pavlich
Posted: May 12, 2016 1:10 PM
BREAKING: Obamacare Suffers Major Blow With Subsidy Payment Strikedown
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer has ruled the federal government has been unconstitutionally paying out certain Obamacare subsidies/reimbursements, which House Republicans sued to stop. The lawsuit, filed in July 2014, argues the Obama administration is illegally spending money that was never allocated by Congress.
At issue was a $175 million program authorizing payments to insurers that Republicans claimed were not appropriated by Congress. On the question of whether the money could be distributed anyway under another program, Collyer wrote in her opinion: “It cannot.”
“None of the Secretaries’ extra-textual arguments – whether based on economics, 'unintended' results, or legislative history – is persuasive,” she wrote. “The Court will enter judgment in favor of the House of Representatives and enjoin the use of unappropriated monies to fund reimbursements due to insurers” under that section.
Collyer said the law is "clear," and money was not allocated for that program.
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepav...
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES WINS HISTORIC RULING IN CONSTITUTIONAL CHALLENGE UNDER THE ACA
by jonathanturley
800px-Capitol_Building_Full_ViewThis afternoon, Judge Rosemary Collyer issued a final ruling in United States House of Representatives v. Burwell, the challenge to unilateral actions taken by the Administration under the Affordable Care Act (ACA). Judge Collyer ruled in favor of the House of Representatives and found that the Administration violated the Constitution in committing billions of dollars from the United States Treasury without the approval of Congress. The historic ruling reaffirms the foundational “power of the purse” that was given to the legislative branch by the Framers.
Read more of this post
Obamacare Suffers Major Blow With Subsidy Payment Strikedown
Katie Pavlich
headlinestorypic
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer has ruled the federal government has been unconstitutionally paying out certain Obamacare subsidies/reimbursements, which House Republicans sued to stop.
[Keep Reading]
AND THIS ADDED
BREAKING: Obamacare Suffers Major Blow With Subsidy Payment Strikedown
Katie Pavlich
Posted: May 12, 2016 1:10 PM
BREAKING: Obamacare Suffers Major Blow With Subsidy Payment Strikedown
U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer has ruled the federal government has been unconstitutionally paying out certain Obamacare subsidies/reimbursements, which House Republicans sued to stop. The lawsuit, filed in July 2014, argues the Obama administration is illegally spending money that was never allocated by Congress.
At issue was a $175 million program authorizing payments to insurers that Republicans claimed were not appropriated by Congress. On the question of whether the money could be distributed anyway under another program, Collyer wrote in her opinion: “It cannot.”
“None of the Secretaries’ extra-textual arguments – whether based on economics, 'unintended' results, or legislative history – is persuasive,” she wrote. “The Court will enter judgment in favor of the House of Representatives and enjoin the use of unappropriated monies to fund reimbursements due to insurers” under that section.
Collyer said the law is "clear," and money was not allocated for that program.
http://townhall.com/tipsheet/katiepav...
Obama will claim an out using the 'to the best of my ability clause of his oath of office and shoot his legacy in the foot twice.
Judges ruling will be overturned.
If the go by the Constitution he may not use pard on in an impeachment trial for for himself.
Way to go dim wad!