There was the argument inside and the argument outside, and they shared little in common at the Supreme Court on Monday.

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If the Supreme Court upholds health reform’s individual mandate, will it really be a victory for President Barack Obama? Or will it just mean he gets to keep owning the least popular part of the law?

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Supreme Court justices showed little sympathy Monday for the position that they must wait until 2014 or after to decide on the challenge to President Barack Obama's health-care overhaul law, as three days of arguments on the law began.

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The Supreme Court plans to tackle the most controversial aspects of President Obama's landmark health care law today after seeming to brush aside questions about whether the law is ready for its day in court.

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Over the course of three days, the justices will hear six hours of oral arguments to weigh the challenges to key aspects of the Affordable Care Act that have percolated through the lower courts in the two years since President Obama signed the 2400-page health care reform bill into law. Read the Article>

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President Obama's campaign is dispatching women to the front lines of its battle over health care reform this week as the president prepares for an election-year showdown not just with the nation's highest court, but with Republican foes hoping to use the issue to knock Obama from office in the fall.

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Demonstrators for and against the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act march and chant in outside the U.S. Supreme Court Building. Read the Article>