be held accountable. plus, the dangers of redistricting to the democratic party and. all in starts right now. good evening from new york, i m chris hayes, the nationwide baby formula shortage has been a terrifying experience for lots of families. which is why congress and the white house just took action. the house passed two bills, one which will make it easier for poor families to access formula. that passed with near universal support, that s good. the second bill, designed to address the baby formula crisis by giving the food and drug administration $20 million, that bill was opposed by nearly 200 house republicans. just voted no. that may come as a surprise to you if you pay attention to politics over the past few weeks republicans across the country have been using the formula shortage as a cudgel to attack democrats ahead of november s midterm elections. the attacks were everywhere. the highest ranking republican in the house, held. on the formal issue last week. right
justice samuel alito firmly denies he disclosed the distortion. all of it eerily similar to earlier this year when someone, we still don t know, who lead the court s draft decision that overturned roe v. wade. it was leaked to politico well before the dobbs decision was officially announced. we talked about justice thomas and his wife ginni, linked to numerous efforts in washington and beyond to overturn the 2020 election results. joining me now, michelle goodwin. chancellors professor of law at the university of california irving. she s host of on the issues podcast and the author of policing the womb, invisible women and the criminalization of motherhood. michelle, the new york times writes, quote, mr. shank said he learned about the hobby lobby opinion because he had worked for years to exploit the courts permeability. he gained access through faith, through favor, gatekeepers and through wealthy donors to his organization. abortion opponents who he called stealth missionaries. look
Below is Alston & Bird's Health Care Week in Review, which provides a synopsis of the latest news in health care regulations, notices, and guidance; federal legislation and congressional committee action.
Below is Alston & Bird’s Health Care Week in Review, which provides a synopsis of the latest news in health care regulations, notices, and guidance; federal legislation and.
benefit corporate america, and the interests of the very rich. they ve done it time and time again. they ll do it again. and if there they ll hike taxes for working people to boot. everyone across the country should know that when they vote. robert reich served as secretary of labor during the clinton administration, he s now the chancellors professor of public policy on the . university of california berkeley, he s the author of the system who rigged it how do we fix it. he joins me now. robert, it striking to me that one of the things you do when you re in opposition party is you run a referendum on how things are going. and this is not rocket scientists, if you are there s lots of things about american life that feel disturbed and strange and not settled. easy enough. but it also feels to me that it s both incumbent on the media and democrats to say that what will you do about it, when you re going to do. and to the extent that they can