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Nonprofits spent some $133 million on the ads in 2010 without disclosing donors.
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Barack Obama Vs. Mitt Romney: The Campaign Begins
Romney in the Friday speech went beyond the clinical talking points often employed by Republicans on Capitol Hill that raising taxes on the “rich” should be rejected because they depress job creation.
Barack Obama Blames GOP for Gridlock, Slams House Budget
Obama noted that all of the Republican presidential candidates refused to consider even a 10-to-1 ratio of spending cuts to revenue, and he said reporters should take that into account instead of
Confessions of a Mustache Convert
Both young gentlemen conceded my point without any prompting — that many women don’t like mustaches. But one of them told me the secret to why women should.
Rowny: Safe Uranium Enrichment Should Be a U.S.
Oil may grab headlines, but nuclear power for civilian use is growing, as it should. It is efficient, extremely safe and friendly to the environment.
Court Asks, What Would Congress Want for Health Care Case?
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked why the court should engage in a “wrecking operation” instead of a “salvage job,” suggesting that the more conservative approach would be to leave much of the rest
Short-Term Highway Bill at Issue in House
House conservatives could take issue with extending current transportation laws without offsets.
Three Branches in Historic Clash Over Health Care
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg asked why the court should engage in a “wrecking operation” instead of a “salvage job.” “Half a loaf is better than no loaf,” Justice Elena Kagan suggested.
GOP More Convinced Court Will Strike Down Health Care Law
She said she was heartened by the justices, led by Antonin Scalia, doubting whether the bill could or should be salvaged.
Aviv: Restoring Lapsed Tax Extenders Is Vital to Nonprofits
Congress might have, without great effort, eased the burden for many by renewing a broad package of individual and corporate tax credits and deductions that were instead allowed to expire at the
Independent Could Make History in California
Under the state’s new top-two primary format, her decision to run without a major-party label threw yet another curveball into the race for the new Ventura-based 26th district, a high priority for
If Lugar Loses, Will Indiana Really Be in Play?
Dick Lugar, and polling suggests a tightening race, it should be pretty clear even to the Senator’s most loyal supporters that he has a very serious fight on his hands.
Ellmers: Supreme Court Should Choose to Protect Freedom for the Future
Without addressing these costs, the industry continued forward and in some cases exploited its own failures.
Capitol Formation
“Without him the modern Capitol, recognized throughout the world as an enduring symbol of republican democracy, would never have existed.”
Enzi: Health Care Law’s Legacy Is Broken Promises, Missed Opportunities
Instead of finding common ground on this important issue, Democratic leaders in Congress and the administration crafted this legislation behind closed doors without any input or contributions from the
Gohmert: Government Dictating Health Choices Is Not a Slippery Slope but a Cliff
If some Americans could decline the mandate without a massive fine, then the whole health care scheme would not work.
Griffin: Congress Has No Constitutional Authority to Compel Commerce
Without the mandate, the law collapses. The central question that the Supreme Court will decide is whether the mandate is constitutional.
Senate Passes JOBS Act
Supporters of the Reed amendment argued that without it, the bill preserves a loophole that companies could potentially exploit to attract an unlimited number of investors without going public.
Needle-Exchange Backers Arrested
Visitors lacking credentials are not allowed beyond the Capitol Visitor Center without an escort.
Painter: Necessary, Proper and the Individual Mandate
For that reason, the outcome of the case should turn on whether the Obama administration can show that the individual mandate is both “necessary” and “proper” to carry into execution Congress’ power