by Joel Ebert, The Tennessean - One day after a federal judge in Texas
issued a decision in which he deemed the Affordable Care Act
unconstitutional, a key Tennessee lawmaker expressed skepticism that the
nation's high court would concur.
In
a statement issued Saturday, Sen. Lamar Alexander, who is chairman of
the Senate Health Committee, said, "If the U.S. Supreme Court eventually
were to agree that Obamacare is unconstitutional — which seems
unlikely, however poorly the law was written — I am confident that any
new federal law replacing it will continue to protect Americans with
pre-existing conditions who buy health insurance." (link)
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