Asante Rais Obama! Republicans Mlie tu!

The Supreme Court backs all parts of President Obama’s signature health care law, including the individual mandate that requires all to have health insurance.


OBAMACARE OYEEEEEEEEE!

Tajiri Mitt Romney asiyejali maskini na Republicans wenzake walie tu! Hii ni pigo kubwa sana kwao! Hata kama mtu hana hela ni binadamu! walisema Romney akishinda uchaguzi Obamacare ingefutwa mara moja.  Asante Rais Obama, umeokoa maisha ya wengi! Lakini jamani, mbona Uncle Tom Justice Clarence Thomas kaipinga?

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Supreme Court Upholds Entire Health Care Law


Editor's note: We're live blogging from the Supreme Court today as the nation waits to see how the justices will rule on the health care law. You can follow along below as CNN Supreme Court Producer Bill Mears and Senior Legal Analyst Jeffrey Toobin get the latest details live from the court as well as analysis when the opinion is delivered. Watch live coverage and analysis on CNN TV, CNN’s mobile apps and http://cnn.com/live.

[Updated at 10:54 a.m. ET] House Speaker John Boehner renewed calls to reverse the Obama administration's signature health care overhaul after Thursday's Supreme Court decision upholding the act, saying the decision "underscores the urgency of repealing this harmful law in its entirety."

[Updated at 10:52 a.m. ET] House minority leader Nancy Pelosi declared the court's ruling a "victory for the American people."

"With this ruling, Americans will benefit from critical patient protections, lower costs for the middle class, more coverage for families, and greater accountability for the insurance industry," she said.

Pelosi further said that the Affordable Healthcare Act will prevent children from being denied coverage for pre-existing conditions, lower drug costs for seniors and allow students and young adults to stay on their parents’ plan.

“In passing health reform, we made history for our nation and progress for the American people," Pelosi said. "We completed the unfinished business of our society and strengthened the character of our country. We ensured health care would be a right for all, not a privilege for the few."