The Value of an Active Judiciary
Following Judge Vinson’s declaration that Obamacare is in fact unconstitutional, many on the left have responded by seizing an old conservative lament – judicial activism. The right has unnecessarily handed the left a minor rhetorical foothold by using the term in an ambiguous way in the past, albeit to criticize decisions fully deserving of such. [...]
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Obama: Congressional Black Caucus the ‘Conscience’ of the U.S. Congress
Remarks of President Obama at Congressional Black Caucus Foundation’s Dinner, as prepared by the White House:
Hello CBC! It is wonderful to be back with all of you. I know you’ve spent a good deal of time talking about what the future holds for the African American community, and the United [...]
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