'I Feel Like I'm Going To Cry'

Thursday, June 28, 2012 Health Insurance Coverage Guaranteed, For Now, By Supreme Court Ruling The Supreme Court's 5-4 decision to uphold President Barack Obama's health care reform law will surely influence American politics in this November's presidential election and onward. But Dawn Josephson is already feeling the effects. "I feel like I'm going to cry. I'm so relieved right now," said Josephson, 39, who lives in Jacksonville, Fla. Her 6-year-old son, Wesley, has a pre-existing medical condition that made it impossible for the family to find health insurance for him until the law passed in 2010. "It's so hard when you're a parent and you see your child needs help and you can't even purchase health insurance for them," said Josephson, after learning of the court's ruling from a reporter while getting her hair styled. Health Care 'Tax' Would Average $1,000 A Year, Though Few Americans Will Pay SEC Head: Americans Have Lost Faith In The Market Paul Krugman: Help Me How The Health Care Ruling Will Change Your Life Box Stores And Romney Fight Boring Image BLOG POSTS Dan Glickman: Cooperation Plants Seeds in the Senate Whatever the reasons, it's refreshing to see that on something, our elected representatives can get along (at least in the Senate) and the system can still work. David_Halperin: Durbin Says For-Profit Colleges "Own Every Lobbyist" In D.C. GIBill.com, until recently, looked a lot like a government website. But people who went there seeking advice on higher education options were always steered to a for-profit college that paid for the privilege. Bill Schneider: Is Everything Under Control? Barack Obama is facing the most dangerous period of his presidency. The danger is that he will not appear to be in control of events. If that perception takes hold, voters will conclude that the president is not up to the job. And they will abandon him. Richard Florida: Creativity Is the New Economy It's common to say we are now living in a post-industrial information or knowledge economy. But the shift is actually deeper and more thorough-going than that. Richard Zombeck: Below the Fold: Wells Fargo Gets Picked Up On Radar

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