At IDWeek 2026, IDSA and HIVMA leaders and clinician advocates outline how stories, relationships, and bipartisan outreach shape ID and HIV policy.
|Articles|November 26, 2012
Time's Short, but Obamacare Foes Press on in Court
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The window is closing for those who want to bulldoze President Barack Obama’s health law in court.
“It’s going to become increasingly difficult because courts are much less willing to overturn something that’s already entrenched,” said Randy Barnett, the Georgetown University law professor who helped construct the Supreme Court argument against the law earlier this year.
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