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# Evaluating the ObamaCare Ruling 

The Supreme Court has upheld much of the Affordable Care Act, but the manner in which the majority made its ruling may make this a “constitutional moment” that ultimately changes how we think about the Constitution. Cato Institute senior fellow Randy E. Barnett comments on the ruling. 

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##### [Randy E. Barnett](/people/randy-barnett)

Patrick Hotung Professor of Constitutional Law, Georgetown University Law Center, and Faculty Director, Georgetown Center for the Constitution

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