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Sandoval First Republican to Embrace Obamacare Medicaid Expansion

Sandoval First Republican to Embrace Obamacare Medicaid Expansion

Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval announced on Tuesday his state would participate in Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion, becoming the first Republican governor to embrace the aspect of Obamacare the Supreme Court ruled was optional.  Sandoval made the decision days after the Obama administration told states they would

Rocky road ahead for implementation of Obamacare

Rocky road ahead for implementation of Obamacare

President Barack Obama may have defeated opponents of his landmark health care law in the courts and at the ballot box, but the sweeping reforms still face a rocky road ahead. Advocates are concerned that the funding needed to help

Supreme Court Takes Cases on Same-Sex Marriage, DOMA

Supreme Court Takes Cases on Same-Sex Marriage, DOMA

The Supreme Court of the United States announced Friday it would decide two cases involving same-sex marriage and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). By next July, the Court will rule on the government’s role in marriage both in the

Samuel L. Jackson: Michelle Obama 'Superwoman'

Samuel L. Jackson: Michelle Obama 'Superwoman'

Actor Samuel L. Jackson recently called First Lady Michelle Obama “Superwoman,” and said he thinks Michelle Obama could be a future Supreme Court Justice or even president of the United States.  “Michelle is Superwoman. What can’t she do?” the “Avengers”

SCOTUS: Same-Sex Marriage Decision Coming Dec 7th

SCOTUS: Same-Sex Marriage Decision Coming Dec 7th

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday deferred on whether it will take up any of ten pending same-sex marriage cases, including Hollingsworth v. Perry (California’s Proposition 8 case), for review in its next term.  The Justices will next consider whether to

Christiane Amanpour to Host Series on History of Israel

Christiane Amanpour to Host Series on History of Israel

In an affront to religious Jews and religious Christians everywhere, ABC News has chosen vehemently anti-Israel and anti-Christian journalist Christiane Amanpour to host a two-part primetime special about the history of the land of Israel that will air December 21

No Word on Same-Sex Marriage Cases at SCOTUS

No Word on Same-Sex Marriage Cases at SCOTUS

We have to wait until Monday to learn the status of gay marriage at the U.S. Supreme Court. On Friday, Nov. 30, the justices considered petitions in ten cases regarding same-sex marriage. Nine were various challenges to the federal Defense

Justice Scalia Talks Obamacare Ruling: 'Water Over The Dam'

Justice Scalia Talks Obamacare Ruling: 'Water Over The Dam'

Justice Antonin Scalia has spent 26 years as a conservative leader on the Supreme Court. In a rare interview, he spoke to Charlie Rose about some of the court’s most controversial rulings — including the decision upholding President Obama’s Affordable

SCOTUS Orders New Look at Obamacare

SCOTUS Orders New Look at Obamacare

(AP) Court orders new look at health care challengeWASHINGTONThe Supreme Court has revived a Christian college’s challenge to President Barack Obama’s healthcare overhaul, with the acquiescence of the Obama administration. The court on Monday ordered the federal appeals court in

Federal Courts Split on Religious Liberty and Obamacare

Federal Courts Split on Religious Liberty and Obamacare

Can an American citizen exercise his religion through his privately-owned business? The fate of Obamacare’s disturbing HHS contraception mandate turns on that question, and now the federal courts are split on the answer regarding an issue very likely to end

The New 'Pharaoh': Egypt's Morsi Grants Himself Far-reaching Powers

The New 'Pharaoh': Egypt's Morsi Grants Himself Far-reaching Powers

(AP) Egypt’s Morsi grants himself far-reaching powersBy HAMZA HENDAWIAssociated PressCAIROEgypt’s Islamist president unilaterally decreed greater authorities for himself Thursday and effectively neutralized a judicial system that had emerged as a key opponent by declaring that the courts are barred from

Forward: Time for Conservatives to Get Back in the Fight

Forward: Time for Conservatives to Get Back in the Fight

There is no doubt a lot of disappointment around dinner tables this Thanksgiving. The groundswell of conservative opposition to Obama and the Democrats, after delivering a landslide GOP victory, seemed to crash on the rocks as Obama was reelected. The

ObamaCare 2.0: GOP Jump Starts Fight Against Health Mandate

ObamaCare 2.0: GOP Jump Starts Fight Against Health Mandate

An existential weakness of the Romney candidacy was that criticism of ObamaCare, the President’s signature initiative, was off the table. As Governor of Massachusetts, Romney had pushed through a health law centered around a mandate on individuals to purchase health

Top Ten Unlikely People Democrats Should Thank

Top Ten Unlikely People Democrats Should Thank

Democrats have much to be thankful for this Thanksgiving–and some rather unlikely people to thank: 10. Republican governors – In many of the important swing states–Ohio, Florida, Virginia, Wisconsin, Iowa, and Nevada–Republican governors who were elected in the Tea Party

Ron Paul: Secession a 'Deeply American Principle'

Ron Paul: Secession a 'Deeply American Principle'

Retiring Texas Congressman Ron Paul (R) wrote on Monday that he felt secession is a “deeply American principle” in response to the petitions the White House has received from Americans from all 50 states asking to allow their states to

Federalist Society Launches Annual Conference Today

Federalist Society Launches Annual Conference Today

Beginning today and extending through November 17, the Federalist Society will be holding its annual National Lawyers Convention. The Federalist Society is most famous as the largest constitutionalist legal organization in the United States; it was the breeding ground for