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The Constitution and Obamacare

What does the Constitution really say about the most controversial policy decisions of the present day? What arguments against Obamacare have potential in court, and which are DOA? Constitutional law experts Richard Epstein and John Yoo joined us to discuss

Oedipus and Obama: Patricide of a Different Sort

According to myth, because of his refusal to obey the Sphinx, Oedipus The King became a symbol of death and disgrace for everyone and everything he touched. After killing his father (patricide), he witnessed his own mother/wife’s suicide and then

Wisconsin: Free and Fair Elections-A President Objects

It doesn’t seem to matter if it’s foreign relations or domestic disputes, President Obama is always on the wrong side of history. Millions took to the street during Iran’s Green Revolution that protested a patently phony election which declared Ahmadinejad

Obamacare 'Void' of Law and Sense

A second federal judge has just ruled that Congress exceeded its constitutional authority when it mandated that most Americans must purchase health insurance starting in 2014. Whatever the Supreme Court eventually decides on that constitutional question, the so-called “individual mandate”

Ronald Reagan…Plus!

The awe-inspiring convergences of eternally American symbols and imagery in the seemingly sudden appearance of Herman Cain at the CPAC meeting?! This is beyond God’s call for “Check!” to the American Progressives. Herman Cain is God’s call of “Check-Mate!” Pair

Obamacare Moratorium?

A decision by a federal court in Florida sent shock waves through the Obama administration last Monday. Judge Roger Vinson ruled the Affordable Care Act, or Obamacare as it is commonly known, unconstitutional in a consolidated lawsuit that involved 26

The Value of an Active Judiciary

Following Judge Vinson’s declaration that Obamacare is in fact unconstitutional, many on the left have responded by seizing an old conservative lament – judicial activism. The right has unnecessarily handed the left a minor rhetorical foothold by using the term

Yoav Galant's Depressing Defeat

As the threats against Israel mount from all directions, the job of the IDF Chief of General Staff is becoming more challenging by the day. First on the list of threats is Iran. While it is apparently true that the

Common Cause Can't Distance Itself From Hateful Rhetoric

Common Cause would have us believe they aren’t responsible for hateful rhetoric spewed at the Right from protesters at a recent Koch brothers protest they organized. A statement was issued only after it came to light that a protester had