…there is a fundamental distinction between funding a Center for Bioresearch and funding a Center for Free Enterprise. The one is largely a pursuit of empirically constrained hard science while…

…there would be exceptions to the abortion prohibition. And fourth, the congressional compromise would be national in scope, with federal law controlling the issue of abortion and preempting state law…

…declare martial law.” Leahy’s alarm got no response. Ten days later, he commented in the Congressional Record, “Using the military for law enforcement goes against one of the founding tenets…

…the laws of citizens, meanwhile, will simply not be implemented. The United States of America exists not only because laws are passed, but because we can expect that these laws…

…to address national priorities. The upcoming debate in Congress over the future of the law’s temporary changes to personal and estate tax provisions provides lawmakers with the opportunity to revisit…

…Battle Over Health Law, Math Cuts Both Ways” is the epitome of a nadir. The key word which Krugman missed is “math”. To Krugman math is a set of artificially…

…majority oppose repealing Obamacare. Fifty-nine percent of those surveyed said they wanted Congress to either “keep the law in place and work to improve it,” or simply “leave the law…

…somehow never notice that their opposition to the law is aggravating this uncertainty “problem.” As it is, the best evidence we have on how the law might work is to…

…moral character, and it provides an appeals process for applicants whose requests for a concealed carry license are denied. The Supreme Court said the old New York law was not…

…this in an effort to dismantle the ACA. The ACA Risk Corridor Program was to last 3 years and is similar to the Republican created Risk Corridor Program in Part…