Far right Texas Congressman Louie Gohmert warns liberals that they should be against the individual mandate too because a future “redneck president” could say “‘you know what, there’s some practices that go on in your house that cause people too much money and healthcare, so we’re going to have the right to rule over those as well.'” I think Gohmert may be referring to his pet bugbear buggery. But who knows?
Today, day two of arguments, the Court zeroes in on the crux of the health care reform controversy: the individual mandate.
A new IG report from National Labor Relations Board says that a member of the board leaked confidential Board information to former Board members now working in the private sector.
Great running updates on events inside and outside the Supreme Court building today on Health Care Reform. Check it out at TPMLiveWire.
It turns out Mitt Romney’s past record on energy policy is about as GOP friendly as his past record on health care reform.
A very powerful but very upsetting image of a Tibetan exile setting himself afire to protest Chinese rule in Tibet.
(Seriously, not for everyone. Very graphic.)
A new survey of legal experts says the Supreme Court is unlikely to strike down the president’s health care reform law.
This week’s three-day marathon of Supreme Court arguments in the health care reform cases is unusual but not unprecedented.
American Jews from both sides of the aisle agree the window has closed for President Obama to visit Israel during his first term.