2012 United States Supreme Court case
Andrew McCarthy of National Review Online tackles a core Democratic Party criticism of Judge Amy Coney Barrett. Democrats are continuing their disingenuous strategy of framing Judge Amy Coney Barrett as…
Kyle Smith of National Review Online puts words in Chief Justice John Roberts’ mouth. I know that some of you are calling attention to how, when the liberals have five…
John Hood writes for Carolina Journal‘s Daily Journal: Now, a new estimate from the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services* has lowered the number again: 2.5 million Americans will decide…
Kevin Daley of the Daily Caller highlights a new account of U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts’ perplexing vote to save the Affordable Care Act. A forthcoming biography of Chief Justice…
That’s the subtitle of a recent Volokh Conspiracy blogpost in which Jonathan Adler discusses an Obamacare challenge that’s currently being litigated in Texas. Adler’s no fan of the Affordable Care…
John Daniel Davidson reports for National Review Online on the Affordable Care Act’s continued negative impact on state policymakers. Last week, Texas filed a lawsuit against the federal government —…
Alex Adrianson highlights for the Heritage Foundation’s “Insider Online” blog an interesting assessment of two different types of American states. Some states compete for citizens with good policy while other…
Very bad, argue constitutional lawyer David Rivkin and law professor Elizabeth Price Foley on SCOTUS blog. It’s bad on policy grounds. Rivkin and Foley write, “The majority’s desire to save…
View in your browser. In just one month, the Supreme Court will decide whether health insurance subsidies issued under the Affordable Care Act should only be distributed to insurance companies…
Sadly, today’s progressives routinely choose vitriolic accusations and easily disproved talking points as the chosen path to try and further their views. That’s why it’s really no surprise that it’s…
View in your browser. Tunnel Vision The president fails to recognize that his health reform law’s unpopularity continues to grow. Only 17% of the public supports the individual mandate. Unions,…
In 2012, the Supreme Court ruled 7-2 in NFIB vs Sebelius that Medicaid expansion under the Affordable Care Act cannot be mandatory. Rather, states have the option to expand the…