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Fact-Checking Jonathan Gruber’s Latest Excuse

Fact-Checking Jonathan Gruber’s Latest Excuse

Economist Jonathan Gruber testified under oath before Congress this morning. When it came to his previously uncovered statements about subsidies and state exchanges–an issue now before the Supreme Court–Gruber offered the following excuse in his opening remarks [emphasis added]: I

$1.1 Trillion Lost in the Obama Shuffle

If a Republican administration had to endure the headlines on this, a single day in the life of a presidency, the media would be pronouncing said administration and any further policy initiatives dead on arrival. Instead, the as usual Obama

Gruber Won’t Stand By WaPo Quotation in Own Book

Gruber Won’t Stand By WaPo Quotation in Own Book

Obamacare architect Jonathan Gruber refused to stand by a quotation describing him as “possibly the [Democratic] Party’s most influential healthcare expert” that he put in his own book on Tuesday. Chairman Darrell Issa (R-CA) read a passage from Gruber’s book

Feinstein Called out for Hypocrisy on CIA ‘Torture’

Feinstein Called out for Hypocrisy on CIA ‘Torture’

As Sen. Dianne Feinstein (D-CA) and fellow Democrats trumpet the release Tuesday of the Senate Intelligence Committee report on the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)’s interrogation techniques, the senior California Senator is being called to account for her own encouragement of

Chairman Darrell Issa Asks Jonathan Gruber If He Is Stupid

Chairman Darrell Issa Asks Jonathan Gruber If He Is Stupid

Citing Tom Hank’s character Forrest Gump, House Oversight Chairman Darrell Issa asked MIT’s Jonathan Gruber if he was stupid during a contentious House committee hearing on Tuesday. “Are you stupid?” Issa asked. “I don’t think so. No,” Gruber replied. “Does

Report: Cromnibus to Block D.C. Pot Sale, Regulation

Report: Cromnibus to Block D.C. Pot Sale, Regulation

While House Republicans are not expected to include language to block President Obama’s executive amnesty in the must-pass government spending bill. But the measure could include a rider to block the regulation and taxation of pot in Washington, D.C. Roll

Fed Workers Unhappy with Lack of Leadership

Given that rank and file federal workers may be best positioned to assess what type of leadership we have in government, that they are “increasingly dismayed by what they see as weak leadership across government” based upon a new survey