US Supreme Court ruled in favor of "Obama's healthcare reform bill"

Source: xinhua.com.cn on June 29, 2015, after months of debate, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled on the subsidy provisions in the health insurance reform bill launched by President Barack Obama, supporting the federal government to continue to provide medical insurance subsidies to 6.4 million insured Nine justices of the U.S Supreme Court voted for and against the provisions of the Obama health care reform act, the Affordable Care Act According to this explanation, regardless of whether the state where the residents live has its own online health insurance trading platform, they can register in the federal government's health insurance trading platform, and get an average of $260 per month subsidy from the federal government In announcing the ruling, U.S Supreme Court Justice John Roberts said that Congress passed the health care reform bill to improve the health insurance market, rather than destroy it According to the Obama healthcare reform act passed in 2010, each state can establish its own healthcare trading platform, or use the federal government's healthcare network trading system Speaking at the White House after the Supreme Court's ruling was announced, Obama said the ruling allowed the health care reform bill to continue and would help every ordinary American get health care, rather than making it a minority privilege However, Republican presidential candidates Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio expressed disappointment at the Supreme Court's ruling Jeb said he would "repeal" and "replace" the bill if he was elected president At present, the U.S medical insurance system is dominated by private medical insurance products, supplemented by government security and subsidy programs The coverage rate of national medical insurance is 85% The national health reform is the most important "achievement" in Obama's first term, often referred to as "Obama health reform", aiming to expand the coverage of health care Although there is a general consensus on the necessity of health care system reform, American society has always been divided and disputed on the plan of "Obama health care reform".