No fail whale this morning: Tweets about the Obamacare ruling

June 28, 2012 11:14 am by Veronica Combs | 0 Comments

CJ Roberts’ fifth #SCOTUS vote saved the #ACA.
’ SCOTUSblog (@SCOTUSblog) June 28, 2012

“People, for reasons of their own, often fail to do things that would be good for them or good for society.” (Chief Justice Roberts)
’ Margaret (@MHCranberry) June 28, 2012

UPDATE: Medical device taxsurvives Supreme Court ruling bit.ly/N0sinJ
’ Luke Scicluna (@Biotech_Updates) June 28, 2012

Quick summary on #scotus healthcare decision on Law Blog on.wsj.com/NFT3er via @WSJ
’ joanna chung (@chungjoanna) June 28, 2012

MT @donaldhtaylorjr What the red states do on ACA Medicaid expansions will be a true test of ideology v. financial self interest.
’ Charles Ornstein (@charlesornstein) June 28, 2012

In health care law ruling, #SCOTUS restricts expansion of Medicaid nyti.ms/LDB2AA
’ The New York Times (@nytimes) June 28, 2012

The Supreme Court Decision ’ What it Really Means for Hospitals | Hospital Accreditation & Compliance Journal bit.ly/LDzNkJ
’ Compass Clinical (@CompassCC) June 28, 2012

maniacal laugh twitter.com/owillis/status’
’ Oliver Willis (@owillis) June 28, 2012

Our generation’s Dewey beats Truman? @CNN runs headline that SCOTUS struck down ACA mandate: twitter.com/dan_munz/statu’ HT @dan_munz
’ Alex Howard (@digiphile) June 28, 2012

RT @acarvin: +1 RT @joshmillard: SCOTUS CONFUSES NEWS MEDIA BY ISSUING NEWS LONGER AND MORE COMPLICATED THAN A CELEBRITY TWEET
’ Jenny Levine (@shifted) June 28, 2012

#scotus confirms this: @BarackObama is in every way shape and form the best president for the medical industry. #realtalk
’ Chris Seper (@chrisseper) June 28, 2012

+1 RT @DrJenGunter: #ACA isn’t perfect, doesn’t control costs, is a step towards fixing healthcare
’ Hisham Rana, MD (@hrana) June 28, 2012

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By Veronica Combs

I am the editor in chief at MedCityNews.com. I started writing and editing in the print world and joined a dotcom right before the 2000 crash. I was at TechRepublic/CNET/BNET for 7 years. Health was more interesting to me than the latest version of Windows, so I left for a startup tracking prescription drug news. A year later, MedTrackAlert was acquired by HealthCentral, so I shifted to audience research. The fun of daily news and interviewing smart people brought me to MedCity News in February 2012.
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