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Jul 03 2013
News
Obamacare's employer mandate delayed to 2015
The Obama administration is delaying a key part of the new health care law for an additional year to 2015 - a stunning move that officials said gives them a chance to work out kinks over how to administer the so-called employer mandate.
Washington TimesJun 25 2012
News
Supreme Court to rule Thursday on health care
The U.S. Supreme Court will rule Thursday on the constitutionality of the sweeping health care law championed by President Barack Obama. The high court announced a series of other decisions on Monday, but not the most anticipated one. It announced that all remaining rulings for the year will come in three days. The stakes cannot be overstated -- what the justices decide will have an immediate
CNN DigitalDec 30 2015
News
Moving beyond political polarization: advice for young voters
This past November, I voted for the first time ever. As exhilarating as it can be to participate in democracy, it is important for young voters to realize the true responsibility they have when pressing that red button for the first time. The sad fact about the current state of American politics is that our country is deeply divided on nearly every issue. Both Democrats and Republicans are
Bucks County Courier TimesMay 28 2015
News
Q-poll: 5 Way Tie Between Bush, Walker, Rubio, Huckabee, and Carson
This renders every other poll conducted to date pretty much meaningless, no? Indeed, after a short lull in polling data, a new Quinnipiac University surveys finds that five Republican presidential hopefuls are technically in first place right now, garnering 10 percent of the total vote each. They are, in no particular order, Jeb Bush, Marco Rubio, Scott Walker, Mike Huckabee, and Ben Carson.
TownhallSep 05 2014
Opinion
OPINION: In Afghanistan, Time for Compromise
Having spent several weeks auditing ballots in Afghanistan’s fraud-plagued presidential vote, election officials there are expected to declare a winner within days. If the two candidates vying for the post fail to reach a power-sharing deal beforehand, the announcement could easily kick off a wave of unrest that would all but guarantee a catastrophic wind-down to America’s longest war.
New York Times (News)Dec 08 2014
News
Democratic Mayors Back Obama's Immigration Plan, Citing Economic Benefits
Short on the heels of a nonbinding House vote to block President Obama's executive action on immigration, some 20 Democratic U.S. mayors are meeting today in New York City to send a different message:
They want to help implement the president's plan.
The meeting, hosted by New York Mayor Bill de Blasio, is significant because cities, in association with their networ
NPR (Online News)Feb 11 2020
News
Bernie Sanders wins New Hampshire Democratic primary; Buttigieg, Klobuchar are top moderate candidates
Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.) claimed unchallenged control of the Democratic Party's left wing with a victory in the New Hampshire presidential primary Tuesday as two moderates, Pete Buttigieg and a newly surging Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.), vied for the opposition mantle in a campaign that has been remade over the past eight days.
Sanders and Buttigieg, a former mayor of South Bend,
Washington PostApr 18 2013
News
ICE union claims immigration bill 'does nothing' to resolve enforcement concerns
While the authors of the newly released Senate immigration bill touted its multibillion dollar investment in border security critics are seizing on what they describe as a major loophole -- giving the government discretion to choose when to enforce immigration laws.
Fox News DigitalNov 06 2013
News
AP News - Tweaking Perry, Obama pitches health care in Texas
Beset by hard-to-keep promises and a massive website failure, President Barack Obama is promoting his embattled health care law in the state with the highest rate of uninsured Americans, which has also been politically hostile to the signature initiative of his presidency.
TownhallJul 15 2021
Perspectives Blog
In the Biden Era, Fact Checkers are Falling Short
From the CenterThe mainstream media’s haters get a lot wrong. Contrary to their never-ending cries, I’d bet that most journalists don’t hate America, and most of their time isn’t spent on anti-Trump message boards or at Democrat-funded dinner parties.
But if the haters are complaining about the media’s weak fact-checking during the Biden administration, they’ve got a solid case.
Henry A. Brechter