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A Liberal But Restrained Supreme Court Term
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The Roberts Supreme Court's liberal leaning tendency with swing Justice Anthony Kennedy in 2014-2015. Bravin describes the tendency of the Robert's court to stay with the status quo. Restraint and stability appear to be strong preferences for Justices Kennedy and Roberts as seen in the ruling on the Affordable Care Act, and in the ruling on the Environmental Protection Agency. The four liberal Justices on the court, Kagan, Sotomayor, Breyer, and Ginsburg voted consistently together in 2015.
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The NYT editorial calls the arguments specious based on a four word phrase's ambiguity, and says it was pulled out of thin air by the plaintiffs. In the end it was Justice Kennedy ruling in favor that turned a 6-3 decision away from the 5-4 decision on other issues with the Affordable Care Act in 2012.
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One columnist in the NYT says the Supreme Court's credibility itself was at stake in deciding on the health subsidies, because the decision depended on a four word phrase in the drafting of a long document called the Affordable Care Act. Looking at the phrase without the context of the whole "legislative plan" would have resulted in a different opinion. In the end it was left to Justice Roberts to look at the larger picture.
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