cbelt3 wrote:
The finding can be summarized :
"Due to changes in the Law, the plaintiffs were not harmed, so they have no standing to bring this before the court."

Or
"No money, no problem"

https://amylhowe.com/2021/06/17/court-again-leaves-affordable-care-act-in-place/

"The individual plaintiffs, Breyer explained, contended that they are harmed, and therefore have a right to sue, because they have to pay each month for health insurance to comply with the mandate. The problem with that argument, Breyer reasoned, is that although the ACA instructs them to obtain health insurance, the Internal Revenue Service can no longer impose a penalty on taxpayers who fail to obtain insurance – and there is no other government action connected to the harm that the individual plaintiffs claim to have suffered, a key requirement for standing."