Clinton Says Rush to Replace Ginsburg Could End Obamacare

The transcript discusses Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg's wish to delay her Supreme Court replacement until after the presidential election, highlighting her respect for the court's integrity. It addresses the political struggle over her replacement and the potential impact on the Affordable Care Act, especially concerning health care for millions of Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic. The discussion emphasizes the importance of focusing on the implications for health care rather than the partisan conflict.

What was Justice Ginsburg's wish regarding her replacement on the Supreme Court?

• To be replaced immediately

• To be replaced after a new president is elected

• To be replaced by a bipartisan decision

• To be replaced by a female justice

Why is the timing of appointing a new justice significant?

• It could result in a new constitutional amendment

• It could lead to a change in the Senate majority

• It could affect the outcome of the upcoming election

• It could influence the decision on the Affordable Care Act

What did Justice Ginsburg emphasize about the impact of her decisions?

• They should be based on personal beliefs

• They should prioritize the interests of the court

• They should consider the impact on the people involved

• They should align with the majority opinion

What is at stake with the potential repeal of the Affordable Care Act?

• Increased insurance costs for those with pre-existing conditions

• A rise in COVID-19 cases

• A decrease in the number of Supreme Court justices

• An increase in the number of uninsured young adults

How might the court's decision impact Americans during the COVID-19 pandemic?

• It could lead to more hospitalizations

• It could result in the loss of health care for millions

• It could increase the number of COVID-19 tests

• It could decrease the availability of vaccines