the house in that case. it was their job to determine when they recess, not the president. they rebuked the president s overreach on that one. you take a look at the union case you mention today. people need to understand, obviously the hobby lobby case was a gigantic victory. it overshadowed the labor case. a woman s mother taking care of her child at home against a small state subsidy constituted a state employee only for the purposes of union agency fees. and the supreme court there said, no. you don t get to do that. and this go ahead. let me ask you about this. between the recess appointments, changes to his own signature bill, obamacare without going back to congress not enforcing immigration law, eliminating work requirements for welfare, you can t do these things unilaterally. now john boehner is taking it a step further. he is suing the president. i would argue he may not have standing. they have constitutional authority not to fund these
appointments. that was a huge case last week. we represented the speaker of the house in that case. it was their job to determine when they recess, not the president. they rebuked the president s overreach on that one. you take a look at the union case you mention today. people need to understand, obviously the hobby lobby case was a gigantic victory. it overshadowed the labor case. a woman s mother taking care of her child at home against a small state subsidy constituted a state employee only for the purposes of union agency fees. and the supreme court there said, no. you don t get to do that and this go ahead. let me ask you about this. between the recess appointments, changes to his own signature bill, obamacare without going back to congress not enforcing immigration law, eliminating work requirements for welfare, you can t do these things unilaterally. now john boehner is taking it a step further. he is suing the president. i would argue he may not have standing. they have co
anything on the labor case in illino illinois or this one. but there he is on the screen. the chief justice of the united states supreme court wrote the majority opinion upholding the constitutionality of obamacare. for him to join the majority, striking down the con truceptive mandate for corporations is very telling. it is a little mysterious no explanation but he is saying when he signed off on this, he didn t sign off on this part. he got a lot of heat from conservatives on that. your thoughts on justice roberts saying nothing? well, he said something, he voted with the majority. the fact there is no separate opinion i don t find
the law would have stripped public employees of their collective bargaining rights. the judge also criticized state officials for ignoring her earlier orders not to publish the law. republicans pushed it through anyway earlier this month after democratic lawmakers left the state to avoid voting on it. the nation s highest court is now mulling over a major labor case. at issue is whether a massive lawsuit against walmart by female employees can go ahead as a class action. the 10-year-old lawsuit argued in lively exchanges at the court claims walmart favors men over women in pay and promotions. the women also claim walmart fosters a sexist environment. before i got promoted when i was asking what i needed to do, i was told to blow the cob webs off my makeup and doll up. what s wrong with this case is three plaintiffs are trying to represent more than 1.5 million associates. now, several of the more conservative justices appealed to appeared to agree, rather, with walmart, that
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