I am so over this situation, Peter. I'm unbumble to find something real. You know, like someone

you can count on, someone who actually cares about what you think. I just want someone

who's ready for that long-term kind of love. Whether you're looking for your next boyfriend,

girlfriend, casual date or just someone who truly getscha, it's waiting for you unbumble.

Nick Bagley became an expert on healthcare in a sort of backwards way. He studies administrative

law, regulation, how the government works. And so I thought, well, gosh, maybe the affordable

character be an interesting statue to learn about. Maybe healthcare is a fruitful domain

for people who do my kind of law. There didn't seem to be a lot of people doing it.

He thought Obamacare would be a temporary academic diversion.

I didn't realize, and I think very few people realized when the affordable character

was adopted, just how contentious it would continue being. I think there was an assumption

on both the left and the right that once it was fully implemented and the benefits started

to flow, that it'd be very hard to dislodge and that, frankly, the political system would

kind of move on to other battles. And so far, at least, that hasn't seemed to happen.

It may still happen, but if so, I don't know when.

The Battle Over Healthcare continued this week. This time, the Affordable Care Act was being

hashed out in a Louisiana courtroom. Long story short, Obamacare seems like it's about

to have another near death experience. Existential threats to healthcare have become so routine

that it's easy to stop paying attention to them, what they mean, who they might impact.

But Nick thinks about that all the time.

Yeah, I mean, it was notable in oral argument just how little attention was paid to the practical

effect of a judgment invalidating the Affordable Care Act. There was no discussion of how many

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