Politics & Government

Twitter Confusion on Obamacare

The county reacts on social media after initial reports botched the Supreme Court Ruling on "Obamacare."

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The Twitter nation waited and watched for the Supreme Court ruling on President Obama's healthcare act Thursday morning. Seconds after the ruling was released, the social media outlet exploded in confusion.

Early reports from CNN said the Affordable Care Act had been struck down, the Associated Press reported that the law had been upheld, some claimed it was too early to have a correct analysis.

Read more about  to the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the ACA.

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