What kind of a tax is it? Roberts called it a tax on not obtaining health insurance.
What you said:
Pretty close. What the decision actually says...
Um, ROBERTS USED THE EXACT WORDS I SAID HE USED IN DESCRIBING WHAT CONGRESS DID:
From page 40 of the slip opinion, quoting Roberts:
Even if the taxing power enables Congress to impose a tax on not obtaining health insurance, any tax must still comply with other requirements in the Constitution....
You said...Roberts called it a tax on not obtaining health insurance.
So Roberts didn't call it a "tax on not obtaining health insurance" but Congress did.
Right?