Finally, a Strategy to Checkmate Obama's Executive Actions
Jan. 14, 2016 |
Good morning from Washington, where conservatives say they're looking beyond President Obama's framing of reality to advance an optimistic agenda. Josh Siegel takes the pulse of the House Freedom Caucus. Obama takes heat for staying mum when Iran captured 10 of our sailors. Genevieve Wood sees something to celebrate in a strategy to block the president from acting without Congress. A new Obamacare mandate could force surgeons to do sex-reassignment operations. Plus: four things to expect in the Benghazi probe. |
CommentaryFinally, a Strategy to Checkmate Obama's Executive ActionsThe day of the Senate "consenting" and following a go-along get-along strategy should be over. |
Commentary2015 Had the Most Terror Plots in the US Since 9/11This increase in terror attacks reminds us that Congress' and the Obama administration's leadership on the matter remains lackluster as we near the end of the president's term. |
NewsConservatives Condemn Obama's Silence on Sailors Captured by IranConservative lawmakers are lambasting the president and blaming his nuclear deal with Iran for emboldening the Islamic regime. |
CommentaryWhy Obamacare Might Force Doctors to Perform Sex-Reassignment SurgeriesA "gender identity mandate" in the works would require doctors and insurers to provide or cover "gender transition" treatments or face discrimination charges and loss of federal funds. |
NewsAfter State of the Union, Freedom Caucus Gears Up: 'We Are the Party of Yes'"We are 'yes' to two things: the rule of law and the Constitution," said Rep. Dave Brat, R-Va. |
Commentary4 Issues Benghazi Committee Is Focused OnThe House Select Committee on Benghazi, far from being intimidated by its critics, is plowing ahead with a heavy schedule. |
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