Obama trusts that the Supreme Court will confirm the health reform
Washington, 2 APR (EFE).-the President of United States, Barack Obama, said today that he hoped that, at the end, the Supreme Court will confirm the validity of the 2010 health reform, because, in his view, it is “constitutional”. “Trust that the Supreme Court will not take what would be a step of extraordinary and unprecedented to repeal a law approved by a strong majority in a democratically elected Congress”, said Obama, in a joint press conference with Mexican President Felipe Calderon and Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper. “Is constitutional.” “This is not only my opinion, but the opinion of legal experts across the ideological range, including two judges of a Court of appeal very conservative”, said Obama. For the American President, the case before the Supreme Court is a “good example” of the warning that a panel of judges, not elected by the people to repeal a law which is why reiterated his optimism that the Supreme will recognize this reality and “will not give that step”. “This is not an abstract argument.” “The lack of the availability of health care affects the lives of the people” and the reform already has given coverage to 2.5 million young people, has emphasized Obama. Last week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments for and against health care reform, focusing on four fundamental aspects on the constitutionality of the law, the main...
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