Court arguments did increase public awareness of the individual mandate and its impact on individual’s lives and future insurance arrangements. And after what many viewed as tough questioning from the Supreme Court’s more conservative judges during the three-day trial, Republicans surveyed expressed more confidence in the Court and believe the justices’ eventual decision will be based on analysis and interpretation of the law instead of ideological views, a flip from March’s survey results.
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