M. Turner snapped this self-portrait that went viral in the debate over President Obama's Affordable Health Care Act. <\/p>\n
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Tampa, Florida (CNN) -- Sitting on a corner of her brown sofa in a modest rental apartment, Miss M. Turner creates hand-made jewelry -- not quite the image you might expect from a public face in the nation's bitter fight over health care reform. <\/p>\n
What the health care ruling means to you <\/p>\n
In the months leading up to Thursday's Supreme Court ruling about the White House-backed Heath Care Affordability Act, Turner's photo went viral across the political blogosphere, accompanied by the provocative headline \"I am Obamacare.\" <\/p>\n
The high court ruled that the law's individual mandate -- the provision requiring all Americans to have health insurance -- will stand. Turner called the ruling \"historic,\" \"amazing\" and \"the right direction.\" <\/p>\n
Health care and the high court <\/p>\n
Health care and the high court <\/p>\n
Health care and the high court <\/p>\n
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