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Steve Moore: GOP Suit Against Obama Has a Good Chance of Success

Steve Moore: GOP Suit Against Obama Has a Good Chance of Success

Friday on Bloomberg TV’s “Street Smart,” ThinkProgress.org’s Igor Volsky, Bloomberg’s Peter Cook and the Heritage Foundation chief economist Stephen Moore discussed Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) suing President Obama over his excessive use of executive action.  Moore said the Republicans lawsuit

Jesuit School Graduates Press Congress for Amnesty

Jesuit School Graduates Press Congress for Amnesty

More than 1,200 graduates of Jesuit universities and high schools have signed a petition that urges fellow alumni in the House to “seek comprehensive immigration reform without delay.” According to the Ignatian Solidarity Network (ISN) blog, 43 House members, including

Why not dispense with the Presidency?

House Speaker John Boehner wants to push back against Barack Obama’s abuses of power with a lawsuit, which couldn’t possibly accomplish anything until Obama was out of office.  Sarah Palin is talking about impeaching him, which is the Constitutionally-provided tool

Mark Levin on Impeachment: 'Sarah Palin Is Right'

Mark Levin on Impeachment: 'Sarah Palin Is Right'

In an appearance on Wednesday’s “Hannity” on the Fox News Channel, conservative commentator Mark Levin discussed the various news topics of the day including the escalating tensions in Israel and the so-called humanitarian crisis at the U.S. southern border. But

Boehner on Palin's Call for Impeachment: 'I Disagree'

On Wednesday, House Speaker John Boehner (R-OH) said he disagrees with some House conservatives about potentially impeaching President Barack Obama for his refusal to enforce immigration laws. After former Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin called for Obama to be impeached in

Blue State Blues: The Golf That Divides Americans

Blue State Blues: The Golf That Divides Americans

President Barack Obama is fond of describing the deep inequality afflicting American society. And then he goes off to play golf. He’s getting near the 200-round mark for his entire presidency, a sporting feat perhaps worthy of Teddy Roosevelt for

Defiant Obama to Boehner: 'So Sue Me'

Defiant Obama to Boehner: 'So Sue Me'

On Tuesday, President Barack Obama defiantly addressed the Speaker of the House John Boehner’s (R-OH) lawsuit during his remarks on the U.S. economy from Georgetown Waterfront Park in Washington D.C. The president said, “Middle class families cant wait for Republicans

Chamber of Commerce: 'We Will Not Let Up' on Amnesty Bill

Chamber of Commerce: 'We Will Not Let Up' on Amnesty Bill

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce will not take no for an answer on amnesty legislation.  After President Barack Obama said he would try to unilaterally change as many of the nation’s immigration laws as possible on Monday because House Speaker

Obama on Immigration: I Will Fix It 'On My Own'

Obama on Immigration: I Will Fix It 'On My Own'

Monday from the White House Rose Garden, President Barack Obama delivered a defiant statement on immigration reform legislation that has stalled in the U.S. House vowing to take executive action “on his own.” Obama claimed it is only after Speaker

Boehner on Hobby Lobby Decision: Another Defeat for Obama Overreach

Boehner on Hobby Lobby Decision: Another Defeat for Obama Overreach

House Speaker John Boehner highlighted the Hobby Lobby decision Monday as another defeat for the Obama administration’s pattern of overreach. “Today’s decision is a victory for religious freedom and another defeat for an administration that has repeatedly crossed constitutional lines

Obama Grows Petulant over GOP Challenge

Obama Grows Petulant over GOP Challenge

Currently traveling in Minnesota, Barack Obama appears to be bristling at the notion that House Republicans are set to challenge him in the courts. PBS characterizes his demeanor as “mocking.” Perhaps. But observers of he Obama White House might note

Suing Big Government into submission

This week, House Speaker John Boehner announced that his caucus is thinking about suing the White House over President Obama’s abuses of power this week.  (Technically, Boehner merely announced that an announcement is forthcoming, which is the purest example of