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Last Saturday’s Washington Post carried a front-page article on the IRS’s enforcement choices (“IRS targeted tea party groups for tax scrutiny”). We’ll hear more about that matter. Right underneath the IRS piece, still above the fold, the Post had this…
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Last week, business owners and individuals from several states sued the IRS and HHS over the agencies’ interpretation and implementation of the Affordable Care Act. The case was engineered by the Competitive Enterprise Institute. CEI’s press release appears here; …
Over at Balkinization, Sandy Levinson makes some typically provocative claims about Justice Scalia:
So in rereading Justice Scalia’s fulminations, I was struck by the following sentence: “Article I contains no whatever-it-takes-to-solve-a-national-probem power.” This is, of course, typical Scalia, clever …
You know it doesn’t make much sense There ought to be a law against Anyone who takes offense At a day in your celebration.
Awright: the lyrics get smarmy as Stevie Wonder’s song continues. But it’s a sensational arrangement that …
As predicted here, another Republican governor has folded his states’ rights tent and consented to Obamacare’s Medicaid expansion in his state. That would be the intrepid Rick Scott of Florida—as it happens, the lead state in the litigation over …
I am yet again behinder on blogging than I’d like to be on account of yesterday’s trip to New York City, for a Manhattan Institute event and discussion on the above-captioned topic with Nicholas Quinn Rosenkranz, Adam Freedman, yours truly, …
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In my last post, I discussed how the check of midterm elections prevented the Obama Administration and the Democrats from effecting fundamental institutional change. In this post, I want to turn to the most important change that the Obama …
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