GOP movers and shakers are working the back rooms in an attempt to fix or re-jigger the already notorious American Health Care Act, with all sides making demands at the same time. This, as they try to douse the flames of bridges burned in the wake of their initial failure.
Two unsuprising developments on Monday in the battle over the nomination of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the Supreme Court will now leave the ball in the Republicans’ court.
Did the GOP House Freedom Caucus play their cards right in the healthcare debacle? And now that Britain’s withdrawal from the EU is official, how much difference will it really make?
Turns out the academic equivalent of the NCAA tournament’s elite eight is practically drowning in federal funds. Incredibly, they collectively receive more money on average from federal grants and contracts than 16 entire states.
In response to the snarky letter written to the president by his friend Maureen Dowd in the NY Times, here is a dueling correspondence from yours truly, and the fine folks at Liberty Nation.
The GOP healthcare reform bill goes down in flames. World renowned economist Stephen Moore joins us to discuss the Trump budget. Supreme Court nominee Neil Gorsuch runs the gauntlet of the Senate Judiciary Committee, and the ghost of Merrick Garland.
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The question is no longer whether Obamacare will fail. It now becomes whether the American people will ultimately blame Democrats for creating the monster, or Republicans for failing in their promise to fix it.
In a stunning development Friday afternoon, Republicans withdrew their legislation to repeal and replace the bill they have vilified since its passage seven years ago, the Affordable Care Act. The bill was pulled from consideration as it teetered on the edge of being able to pass the U.S. House of Representatives.