President Obama is setting a trap for John Boehner and the House Republicans, as during his remarks on the economy, the president had a simple message for Boehner, “sue me.”
After the Hobby Lobby decision, we can expect to see more corporations find ways to get cases in front of the Supreme Court claiming ‘religious freedom.’
During Tuesday’s broadcast of Fox News’ Outnumbered, reporter Jesse Watters was the “One Lucky Guy” on the panel. The conversation turned to the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision. Watters made some outrageously sexist comments.
President Obama blasted Congressional Republicans for putting 700,000 jobs on the chopping block just because they continue to fail to do their jobs. And no, it’s not socialism or an imperial presidency.
It’s not just Hobby Lobby. There are one hundred cases that have been filed for the right to discriminate against women’s healthcare. NOW calls them the “Dirty 100”.
In remarks before he met with his cabinet, President Obama basically dared John Boehner to sue him by directing his cabinet to continue to push on areas where he can use executive action.
In a private meeting, the House Ethics Committee secretly killed a decades old rule that required members of Congress to disclose to the public trips they take that are paid for by lobbyists.
The Guttmacher Institute issued a press release today that should frighten Republicans. Guttmacher points out that the administration could take actions but also, Congress could act through new legislation.
Whether most Americans realize it or not, they have been spectators, victims, and often combatants in a sectarian religious war that one side appealed to, and won, the support of a religious male cabal with the ultimate weapon of mass destruction; the U.S. Constitution.
During Monday night’s broadcast of Fox News’ The O’Reilly Factor, host Bill O’Reilly discussed the Supreme Court’s Hobby Lobby decision with fellow Fox News host Megyn Kelly.
The Supreme Court ought to be protecting democracy. Like the other branches of the government, it answers to the people
