From the category archives:
This is no original…it goes way back…but it is good to see. A couple of days ago the House passed H.R. 10, called the REINS Act . Here is a short article showing the problem and the merits of this legislation. In a nutshell, the legislative branch has abdicated their constitutional responsibilities to the executive [...]
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I was going to take a break today until I saw this article. Rep Anthony Weiner, one of Obamacare’s biggest supporters (and a supporter of the public option), is looking to get a waiver for New York City. The irony is almost too much to bear. He said he made the statement because he wanted to [...]
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To no surprise to anyone, AARP had something to gain from Obamacare. To the tune of about $1 Billion over the next decade. No wonder they were pushing to get the legislation passed against the wishes of their membership. I am fairly certain I am not the only one that recognized during the crisis push [...]
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By a vote of 245-189, Obamacare was repealed in the House. Three Democrats crossed the line and voted with Republicans for its repeal. It is not surprising that the bill passed considering Republicans now have the majority, but I was a bit surprised that only 3 Democrats ended up voting for it considering how many [...]
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