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Reactions to POTUS Supreme Court comments ‘reflect historical ignorance’

By Jessica Martin | Washington University in St. Louis on Apr 6, 2012   Politics  

Punishment, calls for impeachment are alarming

Rasmussen Poll Shows Santorum in Lead in Pennsylvania

By Staff on Apr 5, 2012   Politics  

Rasmussen Polls announced the results of a poll taken yesterday concerning the upcoming primary in Pennsylvania.

Romney Sweeps Maryland, Washington D.C., and Wisconsin

By Staff on Apr 4, 2012   Politics  

Yesterday, Mitt Romney, the leading contender for the GOP race for the presidential nomination, swept the most recent primaries.

Johns Hopkins Bioethicist: “Individual Mandate” Is Constitutional

By Johns Hopkins Medicine on Mar 26, 2012   Politics  

On the eve of Supreme Court arguments challenging the Affordable Care Act (ACA), a legal expert and faculty member of the Johns Hopkins Berman Institute of Bioethics has vigorously defended the constitutionality of its most controversial provision, the “individual mandate” to purchase health insurance by 2014 or face a monetary penalty.

Supreme Court’s Health-Care Decision to Shape Presidential Campaign, Says Health Economist

By Washington University in St. Louis on Mar 26, 2012   Politics  

The Supreme Court’s ruling on the Affordable Care Act (ACA) will have a major impact on the presidential campaign, says Timothy D. McBride, PhD, health economist and associate dean for public health at the Brown School at Washington University in St. Louis.

Healthcare Case Should Be a Slam-Dunk for Obama, but in Politics, Who Knows?

By Cornell University on Mar 26, 2012   Politics  

“The Supreme Court should not adopt the plaintiffs’ proposed rule forbidding Congress from imposing affirmative obligations for three chief reasons:

Senate Passes Resolution Urging Ban on Unlimited Campaign Spending

By Office of Senator Bill Wielechowski on Mar 23, 2012   Politics  

Senate Joint Resolution 13 calls for a U.S. constitutional amendment prohibiting unlimited third-party spending in campaigns

Romney's Etch a Sketch Moment

By Staff on Mar 22, 2012   Politics  

Romney's own senior campaign adviser dealt a blow to the Romney campaign on CNN when he made a comment about Romney's possible future stance on issues in the upcoming General Elections.

Santorum Leads in Louisiana Polls

By Staff on Mar 22, 2012   Politics  

Santorum, the former Governor of Pennsylvania, has a comfortable lead in opinion polls in the state of Louisiana with elections just two days away.

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