After considering Texas's challenge to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the Supreme Court ruled that
A) the U.S. government may penalize those without insurance, but may not withdraw Medicaid funding from states that refuse to expand the program.
B) the entire Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional.
C) the U.S. government may withdraw Medicaid funding from states that refuse to expand the program, but may not penalize those without insurance.
D) the entire Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act is constitutional.
Question 2
Which is not a level of state involvement in health care?
A) When it provides health care for certain special populations
B) When it acts as a public health insurer as it does with Medicaid and pays for medical services offered by private practitioners
C) When it acts as a regulator and buyer of private health insurance
D) When it advocates socialized medicine
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