Ian Gershengorn was at it again for the third time-and not the last-defending the legality of the national health care overhaul against an onslaught of angry naysayers.
“The state is free to disagree with the policy judgment of Congress,” he told the judge at the close of his argument. “It’s not free to overturn 75 or 100 years of constitutional law.”
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