The Health-Care Act on Trial

摘要

A jagged line running north-south through the map of Virginia separates the state's Eastern and Western federal judicial districts. As 2010 wound down, that boundary came to symbolize a deep philosophical split over whether an activist, ambitious government is good or bad. At stake is the 2010 act that extends health insurance for the first time to almost all Americans, rich and poor alike. On Nov. 30 a federal district judge in the Western District who was appointed by President Bill Clinton, Norman K.