(CNSNews.com) – Last year, the Obama administration went all the way to the Supreme Court to fend off challenges to the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act--AKA Obamacare--that argued that the federal government had no constitutional authority to order Americans to buy health insurance.
Thanks to Chief Justice John Roberts, the administration won a landmark 5-4 victory, establishing the power of the federal government to force individuals to purchase products so long as that mandate is enforced through a "tax."
Now Healthcare.gov, the government-run website where people can buy Obamacare-mandated health insurance plans through government-run exchanges, informs people that they actually do not need to buy a legally-mandated health insurance plans to get health care for free.
A tab on the website entitled “Finding Health Care You Can Afford," tells visitors: “There may be local facilities that provide free or reduced-cost care, whether you're insured or not. What you pay depends on your income.”
If you click on the “Learn More” tab, it brings you to a page that provides further details on how you can secure free and reduced-cost health care without buying on of the Obamacare-mandated plans.
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