Articles of the Week: Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Article: Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Category: Geography, Politics, Religion, and History
Owner: Farticles (Team 4)
Pageviews in March 2014: 28,149
Article: Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act
Category: Geography, Politics, Religion, and History
Owner: D's Asters (Team 8)
Pageviews in March 2014: 156,732
Pageviews in March 2014: 156,732
What's coming: Here comes yet another round in the seemingly unending legal battles to declare the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act unconstitutional. The legislation, aka Obamacare, will be challenged once again on Wednesday March 4, as the Supreme Court hears the case "King v. Burwell, Sec. of H&HS." Already there are signs that Chief Justice John Roberts, whose vote maintained the act in June 2012, will continue to back the healthcare law.
It's not the only case to be heard this week. If anything unusual happens during the court session, expect more news for Ruth Bader Ginsburg. She is a Supreme Court Justice whose Wikipedia page has already been a cornerstone for frontrunner Farticles (Team 4) throughout Fantasy Wikipedia 2015. Justice Ginsburg made headlines in January for falling asleep during the State of the Union, and again in February for suggesting it was because one of her fellow Justices gave her too much wine before the speech.
In addition to Ruth Bader Ginsburg and Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, the article Antonin Scalia is held by 50 Shades of Wiki (Team 3). Scalia is another Supreme Court Justice, famously conservative and personal friends with Ginsburg. Major decisions would likely lead to more pageviews for both Antonin Scalia and Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and a surprise decision on "King v. Burwell, Sec. of H&HS" could lead to an explosion at Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act.
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