June 26, 2015

When 'Reasonable Accommodation' Isn't

When mentally ill individuals present a heightened risk of danger to themselves or to others, police are obligated to assess whether they are entitled to reasonable accommodation, even when the suspect is armed and violent. 

June 13, 2015

<em>King v. Burwell</em> -- More than Tax Credits

The issues raised in King v. Burwell weren’t created in a vacuum -- they are the consequence of a poorly written law that was hastily passed through the reconciliation process.  

June 9, 2015

Iran and the Dynamic of the Unpleasant Fact

Despite the White House’s desire to reach an agreement with Iran, by all accounts there is little optimism that the current negotiations will produce a good agreement.  

May 27, 2015

How Hillary Politicized Benghazi

There will be no closure for the Benghazi tragedy until Hillary Clinton reveals the truth about the e-mail messages she received on her "private" server.  

June 3, 2014

ObamaCare's Blank Check Bailout

Healthcare insurance companies will not go bankrupt under ObamaCare -- to the contrary, they will continue to reap record profits.

May 18, 2014

Walking the Healthcare Insurance Tightrope

ObamaCare has forced many people to make gutwrenching decisions about their healthcare insurance -- for the first time in their lives, some are faced with the possibility of becoming uninsured.

March 31, 2014

Covered California Confusion

The ObamaCare disaster rolls on -- a report form the trenches.

December 24, 2013

ObamaCare was Unnecessary

The law has not lived up to its promise of affordable healthcare coverage for everyone.

November 27, 2013

The Hindenburg of Health Care

The "future of affordable health care" will undoubtedly go the same way as what many one thought was the future of air travel.