Bad news for women in Texas: Today, Whole Woman's Health in Austin, Texas, was forced to close because of H.B. 2, the Texas law that erected a series of barriers to providing abortion care in the state. On September 1, a provision of H.B. 2...
Author: Scott Lemieux
Yes, Bloody Andy needs to be removed from the $20. Rosa Parks and Elizabeth Cady Stanton seem like excellent candidates to replace him. Alas, if done by a Republican Congress presumably.
Sean Davis believes he has actual new evidence to support the particularly wingnutty theory that millions of people should be denied health care coverage not merely because the card says.
For some organizations in the wake of Hobby Lobby, the only acceptable answer is "no contraceptive coverage for you." The Supreme Court may well go along.
This, from Benny Morris, is amazing: What should we do next time? The answer is clear and well known. All that’s needed is the courage to start down this path.
Whoa -- I didn't see this coming. I agree that it's a good trade for both teams. The A's get an ace starter not only for the postseason but for.
A good contrast to Mississippi is the lovely bluegrass state. Kentucky's governor is Steve Beshear, who is not particularly progressive but is nonetheless a Democrat. As a result, the state has accepted the Medicaid expansion and is actually trying to ensure that as many eligible...
Krugman draws some conclusions from California, where the ACA was permitted to work as intended: So it now appears that most of California’s uninsured — 58 percent of the total,.
For those interested in the subject, Beutler, Sargent, and Kliff all offer essential reading on Halbig trooferism. The question of whether the subsidies would be available on the federally established.
Apropos my skepticism over giving more policy discretion to our glorious laboratories of democracy, a commenter notes an example of chutzpah that would be funny were it not for the grotesque immorality involved: Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant (R) blamed President Barack Obama for a reported...
Paul Ryan, as you may have heard, has yet another "let them eat states' rights" anti-poverty plan out. I note that this very old and very terrible idea is a.
It might be a laughable and inevitable failure at influencing American politics, but in terms of separating suckers from their money NoLabelsAmericansElectUnityFriedmanForever is working out perfectly well. I'm pretty.