Senate Republicans appear to be hell-bent on delivering yet another victory for Obama vs. the Rule of Law. Only beltway Republicans could see legalizing 11 million members of a group that Romney lost by 44 points as a pathway to electoral victory.
The Inspector-General Act of 1978 established the jobs at cabinet-level agencies in response to revelations of massive waste, fraud and corruption in the federal government during the Carter administration.
Collusion between the Department of Justice and a consulting firm being used as expert witness could land the President’s people millions of records to be used in micro-targeted campaigns.
Several states are mulling ways to counter the president’s agenda, and many individuals fear the president is putting the U.S. on a path toward confiscating guns.
He said it is time for conservatives to “take charge our ideas” and change the perception of the movement.
Some on the Right are now skittish because of the lost 2012 election. They shouldn’t be. Conservatism didn’t lose. A moderate Republican candidate lost after he was perceived to alienate working class Reagan Democrat and Independent voters.
Health benefits has long been a prime reason many stay in the military – but some in the Pentagon fear the new rules will hamper recruitment and retention.
Mr. Cruz said Republicans should not shy away from accepting a temporary government shutdown in the coming fights over the continuing budget resolution and the debt ceiling.
Reuters reports that the bank Societe Generale cut its EU carbon price forecast from 2013 to 2015 by 30 percent, due to prices plunging to record lows.
Under the Electoral College system, each state is worth a certain number of electoral votes based on population. Winning the presidency requires a majority of the electoral vote, regardless of who wins the popular vote.