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    Is Obama's health care law constitutional?

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    By armandog8  |  Posted March 27, 2012  |  Washington, District of Columbia
     

    CNN PRODUCER NOTE     armandog8 shot these photos today of protesters both for and against the Affordable Care Act, dubbed "Obamacare," rallying on the steps of the U.S. Supreme Court as the Justices continue to debate the constitutionality of the law. 'About 150 people showed up in total, and it seemed like there were more pro-Obamacare protesters than Tea Party people,' he said. 'It really surprised me how respectful both camps were of each other, no one was nasty or called each other names, it was surprisingly positive.'
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    The Supreme Court justices reviewed for the 2nd day the Health care reform act.

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