Defeated Senators, Arms Treaties, And Lame Duck Sessions
Unless there’s an emergency, is it proper for representatives who have been defeated in a mid-term election to be voting on controversial legislation?
Lame Duck Congresses And The Constitution
While not inherently unconstitutional, lame duck Congresses have the potential for violating the spirit of the Constitution and create the potential for mischief on the part of Representatives who have been thrown out of office.
Murkowski Continues To Lead In Write-In Count, Miller Camp Grows More Desperate
As the counting of write-in ballots in Alaska continues to go in Lisa Murkowski’s favor, the Miller campaign is getting more desperate in its ballot challenges.
Health Care Reform Faces First Courtroom Challenge
The health care reform law faced it’s first legal test in a Courtroom in Virginia yesterday.
Kagan Backtracks On “Meaningful Discussion Of Legal Issues”
Elena Kagan’s interest in vigorous and open confirmation hearings ended roughly the moment she was sworn in by the Senate Judiciary Committee.
