Conservatives Raise Alarms Over Liberal Record of Obama's Supreme Court Pick
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March 17, 2016 |
| Good morning from Washington, where conservatives weigh President Obama's pick of a liberal appeals judge for the Supreme Court. Philip Wegmann sums up the reaction, while Heritage Action CEO Mike Needham explains why Republicans must stand together. What happens to the right-to-work cause if the high court favors California teachers? Kevin Mooney pulls out maps. Also: An alternative GOP budget slashes spending, Josh Siegel reports. And Leah Jessen spotlights the lone Democrat to oppose Obama's choice to lead the Education Department. |
NewsConservatives Raise Alarms Over Liberal Record of Obama's Supreme Court PickPointing to his judicial record on Second Amendment issues, the National Rifle Association labeled the judge "the most anti-gun nominee in recent history." |
NewsWhere Does Your State Stand on the Right to Work? This Project Maps Out the AnswersRight-to-work laws prohibit an employer and a union from signing a contract that would require workers to be union members. |
CommentaryMerrick Garland Would Rule Very Differently From Scalia, Changing America's FutureJudge Merrick Garland is the type of nominee a Republican-controlled Senate exists to block. |
NewsWith Release of Budget Plan, House Conservatives Push for Steeper CutsThe Republican Study Committee's budget, which will officially be unveiled on Thursday, proposes $974 billion in discretionary spending for fiscal year 2017, compared to the $1.07 trillion figure that House leadership is pushing. |
NewsWhy This Lone Democrat Opposed Obama's New Education SecretaryIn April 2014, the New York State United Teachers called for John King's immediate removal and withdrew its support for the Common Core standards implemented in New York. |
CommentaryWhy Ireland's Economy Grew by 8% in 2015Ireland has maintained an unusually open economy, buttressed by institutional strengths such as strong protection of property rights, efficient business regulations, and competitive tax rates. |
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