Posts Tagged "constitutional law"
How Iowa Losing Only Insurer Proves Obamacare Unconstitutional
We learned this week, Iowa will soon have zero healthcare providers on the Obamacare exchange. Yes, zero. As we watch Republicans struggle to repeal Obamacare, the house bill making its way to the Senate, we need to keep in mind we’re far from repeal. This brings me back to the news about Iowa. As an […]
ACLU is no longer interested in the pursuit of justice
It’s a common talking point among some fellow Conservative talk radio hosts that the ACLU has always been a despicable organization devoid of any reverence for the US Constitution. But, this is not true. As a person who is disabled, I have always admired the ACLU for fighting to ensure equality under the law for […]
Shocking Ramifications Of The 9th Circuit Decision
There are shocking ramifications, not to mention legal paradoxes, resulting from the 9th circuit court of appeals ruling against Trump’s executive order. To understand these outcomes, I need to provide a little background information. The district court, directly below the 9th circuit, issued a temporary restraining order, (TRO) halting implementation of Trump’s temporary prohibition on […]
Legitimizing Unconstitutional Actions with Funding
Ever since the Texas district court issued a nationwide injunction against the President’s unconstitutional executive order, French congressional Republicans have been clamoring to convince their colleagues to pass a DHS funding bill acceptable to Democrats.