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Op-Ed: The Real Winners
So the Supreme Court — defying many expectations — upheld the Affordable Care Act, a k a Obamacare.
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Fa’amavae Francisco Lutu mai le HPD - Faia le Su’esu’ega
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Tapa Togiola fesoasoani Konekeresi tulaga lafoga mo pisinisi
E to’alua ni alii senatoa o le Konekeresi a le Iunaite Setete ua tu’uina atu i ai e le kovana sili sana tusi, e talosagaina ai sa laua fesoasoani mo Amerika Samoa, i iloiloga o lafoga mo pisinisi
Obamacare upheld: What does it mean for AmSam?
The long awaited decision of the US Supreme court confirming the constitutionality of President Barack Obama’s health care bill, which went into affect in 2010, and its potential affect on America