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BLAMING OBAMACARE ON CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL – Part 2
By Anthony Hawks The decision in McCulloch v. Maryland was handed down on March 6, 1819, and it did not take long for Marshall’s critics to mount a newspaper campaign denouncing the decision, particularly what they viewed as Marshall’s erroneously … Continue reading
BLAMING OBAMACARE ON CHIEF JUSTICE JOHN MARSHALL – Part 1
By Anthony W. Hawks During the recent Supreme Court oral arguments on the Obamacare individual mandate, Chief Justice John Marshall was invoked no less than three times: once by Justice Sotomayer to suggest that Marshall’s opinion in Gibbons v. Ogden allowed Congress to … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony W. Hawks, Healthcare, President Obama, Thought-Provoking Analysis
Tagged health care reform, Obama, United States
WHAT A REAL SWORD OF DAMOCLES WOULD LOOK LIKE
By Anthony W. Hawks Why did the deficit reduction super-committee fail? For the same reason that the “Byrd Amendments” mandating a balanced budget failed in 1978, 1980, and 1982. For the same reason that the Gramm-Rudman-Hollings law and its sequestration … Continue reading
The Balanced Budget Blues Continue
By Anthony W. Hawks The House of Representatives began floor debate yesterday on the Balanced Budget Amendment (BBA), which ended in an unsurprising 261-165 defeat this afternoon. (290 votes were needed for the two-thirds vote required by Article V.) As … Continue reading
Posted in Anthony W. Hawks, Balanced Budget amendment, Federal budget
Tagged Balanced Budget, Federal budget
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The Amash Alternative: Balanced Budget Amendment Blues
By Anthony W. Hawks Among the 18-plus competing balanced budget amendments (BBA) now vying for the House Republican leadership’s endorsement is H.J. Res. 81, sponsored by first-term congressman and Tea Party favorite, Rep. Justin Amash (R-MI). What makes this proposal unusual … Continue reading
