NRO Digest - The chief justice got it wrong

THE BRIEF AGAINST OBAMA The Rise, Fall & Epic Fail of the Hope & Change Presidency by Hugh Hewitt   Nationally syndicated radio host and New York Times bestselling author Hugh Hewitt makes it perfectly clear-President Obama is not just a failed president, but the most spectacularly failed president of modern times. And the path for the American people is clear and urgent: Barack Obama must not be allowed to run the country for four more years. Before you cast your vote in the upcoming election, get all the facts. Read THE BRIEF AGAINST OBAMA. Click for more. NRO Newsletters . . . NRO Digest  June 28, 2012 Today on National Review Online . . . THE EDITORS: In a deeply disappointing decision, the chief justice got it wrong. Chief Justice Roberts's Folly. DOUGLAS HOLTZ-EAKIN: Americans want real health-care reform. What the SCOTUS Ruling Means for Health Care. MICHAEL F. CANNON: Supreme Court to Congress: It's okay to lie to America. Court Upholds What Congress Disavowed. MICHAEL JAMES BARTON: The decision could have been worse. Much worse. The Good News In the Obamacare Decision. ANDREW McCARTHY: Conservatives are failing to address the real issue: the dangerous misinterpretation of the General Welfare Clause. We've Accepted the Left's Flawed Premise. JONATHAN H. ADLER: Roberts's decision has upsides. Lose Battle, Win War? JOHN FUND: The Commerce Clause rejection has consequences. There's a Limit on the Commerce Clause. JOHN HOOD: The Obamacare decision spells trouble for the president's campaign. The Mandate As Tax. LARRY KUDLOW: The Obamacare decision is bad news for the economy. A Tax Is a Tax Is a Tax. KEVIN D. WILLIAMSON: Fiscal realities will ruin Obamacare. Why I Am Not Too Worried about Obamacare. CARRIE SEVERINO: Summarizing the decision. More Thoughts on Today's Obamacare Rulings. VICTOR DAVIS HANSON: Obama's amnesty by fiat is politically cynical and constitutionally suspect. Legal Illegal Immigration. CONRAD BLACK: Changes in the Middle East pose a challenge for U.S. foreign policy. A Dark Arab Spring. DEROY MURDOCK: The Gipper was no uncaring homophobe. The Gay Left Lies about Reagan -- Again. CLIFFORD D. MAY: Dangers of the Law of the Sea Treaty. Don't Get LOST. LINDSEY M. BURKE & JASON RICHWINE: Taxpayers should be suspicious of Congress's student loan agreement. Bad Deal on Student Loans. JOHN O'SULLIVAN: How Europe has sacrificed prosperity to "unity" -- and how it can stop. The Euro Saved -- or Not? NRO STAFF: What led up to the House vote on whether to hold the attorney general in contempt of Congress. Fast and Furious: A Timeline. MICHAEL BARONE: Illegal immigration is declining, but how can we attract more high-skill immigrants. Arizona and Immigration Reform. THOMAS SOWELL: There is little politicians can do to rectify cosmic injustice. The Mysticism of 'Social Justice'. IMPROMPTUS: Jay Nordlinger on slippery slopes, Elizabeth's handshake, the Obama campaign, and more. What Next? &c. KATHRYN JEAN LOPEZ: Tom Farr, director of the Religious Freedom Project at the Berkley Center for Religion, Peace, and World Affairs, talks about threats facing America at home and abroad. Fighting for Freedom at Georgetown.       NRO Newsletters! Start your day with Jim Geraghty's "Morning Jolt." Flip through the weekly "Goldberg File." And read classic National Review items in "NROriginals." Sign up today! Quick Links:  National Review Online   Donate to NRO Save 75% . . .  Subscribe to National Review magazine today and and get 75% off the newsstand price. Click here for details.   Check out all of NRO's free newsletters: Morning Jolt, The Goldberg File, NRO Digest, and NROriginals. Click here for details. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Join the NRO Digest Mailing List - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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