Tag: "Supreme Court"

Americans For Prosperity Responds to the ObamaTax

By Matt Vespa on Jun 29, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Conservative Philosophy, Health Care Reform, Legislation, Opinion, Politics, Videos

Tim Phillips, President of Americans for Prosperity, held an emergency conference call this morning detailing the new ad in response to the Supreme Court’s decision to uphold Obamacare as constitutional. However, it is constitutional only if Congress taxes the uninsured at a higher rate. Given that this law fundamentally changes the dynamics of our government, [...]

My Reaction to Supreme Court Ruling on Obamacare

By Kyle Becker on Jun 29, 2012 in Health Care Reform, Videos

Instead of writing several articles on what I think about the Obamacare ruling, I decided to do a short video blog. Thanks for watching and will follow up with some articles in the near future.

In Deep with Michelle Ray – ObamaCare, Contempt and Stolen Valor

By Michelle Ray (twitter: @GaltsGirl) on Jun 28, 2012 in In Deep

When: Thursday, June 28th, 10pm Eastern/7pm Pacific Where: In Deep with Michelle Ray on Blog Talk Radio What: Join Social Media Director of ConservativeDailyNews.com, Michelle Ray (@GaltsGirl) as she discusses the issues that impact America. Tonight: Grass roots activist Andrew Xifos (@FigDrewton), United Liberty contributor Jason Pye (@jaseliberty) and Conseravative Daily News contributor Tj Thompson (@_TjThompson) [...]

Supreme Court Strikes Blow for Tyranny

By Kyle Becker on Jun 28, 2012 in Politics

The Supreme Court’s Chief Justice John Roberts sided with the progressive wing of the court to effectively uphold the individual mandate of the Obamacare law. In an unusually direct example of legislating from the bench, Justice Roberts argued that although the mandate to cover health insurance was unconstitutional as a penalty, it was constitutionally permissible [...]

Victory for Obamacare! Will Today’s SCOTUS Decision Awaken the Sleeping Tea Party?!

By Jeremy Griffith on Jun 28, 2012 in Blogs, Jeremy Griffith, Politics

The Supreme Court of the United States handed down a controversial decision today upholding Barack Obama’s Affordable Healthcare Act and it’s individual mandate requiring all citizens to purchase health care insurance. Now, if Americans really hate this law and what it imports, the only way to act is to elect a regime that will undo [...]

Supreme Court Rules Obamacare Constitutional

By Katherine Revello on Jun 28, 2012 in Featured, Featured Posts, Health Care Reform, Legislation

At 10:07 today, the Supreme Court ruled, against all expectations, to uphold the Affordable Care Act (ACA) in its entirety. Chief Justice Roberts joined the left side of the Court, causing a 5-4 ruling, which upheld the individual mandate. Justice Kennedy did join the minority and vote against the ACA. The Court ruled that the [...]

The scariest of outcomes for Obamacare

By R. Mitchell on Jun 27, 2012 in Featured Posts, Health Care Reform

One possible outcome of the Obamacare ruling is particularly worrisome – finding only the individual mandate unconstitutional, but not why you think. Tomorrow morning every news agency, media outlet, pundit and analyst will be eagerly awaiting the Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare. While I sincerely hope that the whole thing is turned into a 2,700 [...]

What does the SCOTUS ruling on SB1070 really mean

By R. Mitchell on Jun 25, 2012 in Featured Posts

Ultimately, the Supreme Court decided that states cannot create laws that are intended to make up for a federal government’s failure to enforce them which has far reaching implications beyond SB1070. Consider the current administration’s decision to not enforce deportation statutes and The Defense of Marriage Act. Whether Americans agree or disagree with those laws, this [...]

SCOTUS on AZ SB1070: Mixed Ruling – 1 of 4 Provisions Upheld

By Teresa Wendt on Jun 25, 2012 in Featured, Politics

BREAKING: It appears the only part of the Arizona SB1070 law that has been upheld is that police can check the papers. In ruling the court has said that a state does not have the right to undermine the federal government. Depending on your personal opinion this was a partial win for Arizona or a [...]

A Guide to the Healthcare Ruling- What Could Happen and What It Means

By Katherine Revello on Jun 24, 2012 in Health Care Reform, Politics

This week, the highly anticipated Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare’s constitutionality is expected as early as Monday or as late as Thursday. Depending on the ruling, Department of Health and Human Services v. Florida could turn out to be the biggest Supreme Court decision, possibly since the New Deal era NLRB v. Jones & Loughlin [...]

Married to the Game June 23rd Episode

By AiPolitics on Jun 23, 2012 in CDNews Radio, In The News, Married to the Game, Opinion, Politics

Tonight, on Married to the Game, Ai Politics will discuss: -That bus monitor lady with a half a million dollars in donations. -The ridiculous bias at MSNBC -Obama’s Gift Registry is the new “free lunch”. -Questions we SHOULD be asking about Obamacare. -Feel free to call in and tell us what’s been grinding your gears [...]

No ‘Obamacare’ Decision Today

By R. Mitchell on Jun 18, 2012 in Health Care Reform, In The News

News networks have been teasing the possibility that today the Supreme Court might make the decision on Obama’s health care reform law public, but it was not to be. The on the pivotal health care law had been expected to be included in releases this morning, but it was not. The decision is expected no [...]

NY Times, CBS Bury Own Poll on Obamacare; Times Plays Up Declining Prestige of SCOTUS

By Matt Vespa on Jun 13, 2012 in 2012 Election News, Featured, Politics

With the president’s signature “achievement” on life support, The New York Times decided to bury the story in the Friday front-page article “Approval Rating for Justice Hits Just 44% in New Poll.” Times reporters Adam Liptak and Allison Kopicki attacked the most prestigious institution in the country, claiming “the public is skeptical about life tenure [...]

Indiana Law Permits Hoosiers To Defend Against Unlawful Police Entry

By TJ Thompson on Jun 12, 2012 in Conservative Philosophy, In The News, Legislation, Opinion, Politics

. In March of this year, Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels signed a bill that returned to Hoosiers the legal ability to defend themselves against unlawful police entry into their homes. Some are saying that Indiana is now the first state to allow the use of force against police, however others argue that the 4th and 2nd Amendments [...]

The SCOTUS assumption that’s destroying your freedom

By Chad Kent on Apr 17, 2012 in Freedom's Foundation, In The News, Opinion, Videos