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“I saw him as more of an ideologue, than a seeker of intellectual truth, and someone quick to pander to his audience for political gain. Even then, he was ever the politician, always running, it seemed, for office.” Charles C. Johnson The Daily Caller 10/8/2012 At the height of early-1990s conservative backlash over […] October 8th, 2012 | Tags: ACLU, Benjamin Schatz, Brian Timmons, Charlie Oellermann, Feminism, Harvard Law School, John Powell, Justice Stephen Breyer, minorities, Prof. Richard Parker, Sally Greenberg | Category: 1st Amendment, Barack Obama, Education, political correctness, Politics, Progressives, Racism | One comment - (Comments are closed)
The Right Scoop 3/31/2012 This really is stunning, and simply more reason why Obamacare must be pulled out of ground with its roots: On the Senate floor today, Ranking Member Sessions announced that a new Budget Committee analysis has found that the long-term, unfunded liabilities associated with President Obama’s health care law will reach $17 […] March 31st, 2012 | Tags: Center for American Progress, Congressional Budget Office (CBO), individual mandate, Justice Stephen Breyer, Neera Tanden, Rep. Paul Ryan, Sen. Jeff Sessions | Category: Barack Obama, Congress, Elections, Entitlements, George Soros, Health Care, Politics, SCOTUS, Taxes, unfunded liabilities, US Constitution | Comments are closed
John Tabin The American Spectator 3/26/2012 Oral arguments for day one of the Obamacare lawsuits have ended; the subject of today’s argument was whether the individual mandate counts as a tax for the purposes of the Anti-Injunction Act. If it does, the Court can’t rule on its constitutionality until the mandate goes into effect in […] March 26th, 2012 | Tags: Andrew Breitbart, Anti-Injunction Act (AIA), individual mandate, Jay Sekulow, Justice Samuel Alito, Justice Stephen Breyer, Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (PPACA), Rep. Paul Ryan, Sen. Ron Johnson | Category: Health Care, SCOTUS, Taxes, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Ed Morrissey HotAir.com 1/18/2012 A month ago, I wrote about the Supreme Court’s decision to take a close look at the EPA and the lack of due process afforded to property owners who run afoul of arcane regulations, regarding wetlands in this specific case. Sackett v EPA pits an Idaho couple who wanted to build […] January 19th, 2012 | Tags: agency law, due process, Justice Samuel Alito, Justice Stephen Breyer, Sackett v EPA | Category: Audio, Environmental Protection Agency, federal regulations, Idaho, Property rights, SCOTUS | Comments are closed
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