…Rochester measured the total stock market impact of the law, and found that it has cost over $1 trillion, with a “T.” About a third of that cost can be…

You know we have talked about this at the state legislature before, nullification. But, bottom line is, as U.S. Senator why should we be passing laws that the states are…

…It appears the state legislature are making laws and rules which can not be enforced (like who your kids hang out with at school). Samantha Michaels goes on to state…

…via the various means available only to law enforcement—including search warrants, grand jury testimony, informants, and plea bargaining deals—are now available to the public if a law enforcement officials or…

…billion from the health program in 2018 and possibly more in the future. That’s because the tax measure would prompt the “pay-as-you-go” law, commonly referred to as PAYGO. The law…

(Dan here….lifted from Robert’s Stochastic Thoughts) A New Pareto Liberal Paradox (reposted from 2004) One of the core principles of Liberalism is that there must be equality before the law….

…Service to justify using trucks instead of planes. Having bent the law when it slowed down the mail, the Postal Service will be able to say that the new law…

…circumstances they never could have imagined. The Times examination also drew on court and inspection records and interviews with hundreds of lawyers, social workers, educators and law enforcement officials. In…

…set by statute. Unless this law is unconstitutional, which it obviously isn’t, the president cannot unilaterally repeal it and replace it with another law setting a higher debt ceiling. Historical…

…take the politics out of this business when national security is at stake.” Cameras were barred in the courtroom as Trump pleaded not guilty to the 37 charges in Miami…