Showing posts with label Supreme Court. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Supreme Court. Show all posts

Thursday, July 5, 2012

Is Our Last Best Chance Squandering His Chance?

As many of you know, I was not overly supportive of Mitt Romney in the primaries for many reasons, but now that he is the presumptive GOP Candidate, Mitt Romney is the last best chance of saving America from ObamaCare and saving America, period.


Tuesday, July 3, 2012

Alternatives to "Pre-Existing" and "Covered to 27"

In light of the ObamaCare decision and tax hike to come, there are some Republicans who are looking at the glass half full, trying to come up with things in the bill with which they can accept. News to these clueless GOPers, NOTHING IN OBAMACARE IS GOOD FOR THE COUNTRY!!! I'm going to look at the two items cited most as "acceptable" by the GOP establishment and hope to educate them on why ObamaCare needs to be repealed to save the American economy and way of life.


Thursday, June 28, 2012

Wednesday, June 27, 2012

And We Wait...

Washington DC and the United States wait with baited breath as to how the Supreme Court will rule on ObamaCare this Thursday, the last day the court is in session before the summer.

Monday, June 25, 2012

The Feds tell AZ to Stick It

Earlier today, the Supreme Court decided on the Arizona Immigration Law, SB 1070. While most of the law was struck down, the "papers" section was not and the Obama Administration sent a message to the state of Arizona.

SCOTUS Happenings



In the last week before the Supreme Court goes into recess for the summer, America awaits some big decisions including ObamaCare. While we did not get a verdict of ObamaCare, we did get a Verdict on the Arizona Immigration Law.

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

SCOTUS to Review the Arizona Law


As per Article III of the Constitution, the Supreme Court plays a key role in determining the Constitutionality of laws brought before it. Regarding ObamaCare and Citizens United, the Supreme Court has been the focus of news stories and analysis on both sides of the issue. Well, now that they have agreed to review the Arizona Immigration Law, that focus will become even more so.