…in March of 2012, in plenty of time to influence the election. The court will allow an “extraordinary” 5 1/2 hours of oral argument: In the modern era, the last time the court allotted anywhere near this much time for … Continue reading →
I’m glad to see that Republicans are busy strategizing how to repeal Obamacare after the 2012 elections. I hope they aren’t assuming that Republicans will have to win both Congress and the White House in order for that to occur, … Continue reading →
Now that it’s not needed any more to help the CBO score Obamacare as reducing the deficit, the CLASS Act portion of the bill is being dropped and revealed as the dysfunctional charade it always was: “CLASS is a critical … Continue reading →
This doctor has what seems to be an awfully good idea for a way to reduce health care costs for the patient. Is insurance really responsible for that much of the cost of everyday medical care? Shocking.
Continue reading →And we’re finding out more each day.
Continue reading →Tiny Vermont is probably the most leftist state in the union. Like many other New England states, it has a mix of old-time residents and their offspring, who tend to be more conservative, and relatively new arrivals (“new” in New … Continue reading →
…it’s the coverup. The consensus is that Romney cannot possibly have it both ways. Either Romneycare and Obamacare are both a mistake or they are both okay, because the similarities between them are too great. Romney’s main argument for the … Continue reading →
So far, to know the HCR bill is to not love it. Case in point. Remember when:
Continue reading →The disapproving polls haven’t budged. Familiarity has not made the heart grow fonder. Some people hate the bill because it’s not liberal enough (mostly women, it turns out), but they are far outnumbered by those who hate it for the … Continue reading →
Keith Hennessy lays out a multi-step blueprint for repealing Obamacare in 2013: * Keep up the pressure in 2011 and 2012: * maintain and strengthen Republican unity toward full repeal; * repeatedly attack the bill legislatively on all fronts, knowing … Continue reading →
It’s funny how Judge Vinson’s ruling against the constitutionality of the HCR individual mandate has been called “judicial activism” and “overreaching” by the left and the Obama administration. Here’s an article that points out that it’s not really “activist” to … Continue reading →
I was going to write a long post about this today but alas, I already got caught up in long-windedness on another topic, that of Egypt’s Muslim Brotherhood. So I’ll just do a roundup. Putting on my Instapundit hat: This … Continue reading →