[Jim W N]

President Trump is simply acting under authority that was given to the Executive Branch under the original ACA statute.

Any federal statute that allows the feds to do things that are not authorized by the Constitution is illegal. Since the Constitution does not authorize the feds to interfere with healthcare, the ACA has NO legitimate authority and should be rejected and nullified.

Chief Justice Roberts should be remembered for a very important point he made in his infamous ACA decision a few years ago: It's not the job of the U.S. Supreme Court to fix a bad law

Chief Justice Roberts is a turncoat and deceptive. It is not the role of SCOTUS to change the law (that would be a legislative, not a judicial function) but it is their role to strike down a law as unconstitutional if they based their ruling on sound constitutional analysis and application.

[Alberta's Child]

I think Roberts gets a bad rap over that decision. The ACA is unconstitutional for a number of reasons, but not necessarily for the reasons that were the basis of that particular legal challenge.

One of the problems with some of these legal challenges is that the plaintiffs in the cases aren't always the parties that have the strongest constitutional arguments to make.