The Supreme Court’s new term begins today, and it brings with it a paradox. On one hand, the Court is poised to deliver conservatives a string of sweeping, consequential victories on issues covering a wide swath of American life. On the other, conservatives are up in arms about how they’ve been betrayed by the Court,…
By Stacy M. Brown NNPA Newswire Senior National Correspondent @StacyBrownMedia In the high-stakes Speaker of the House race, nine Republican candidates have stepped forward to vie for the gavel. Ohio GOP Rep. Jim Jordan’s withdrawal ignited a contest that brought new and familiar faces to the forefront, while all 212 Democrats continue to support House
that. the core group did not have there were unsubstantiated attacks but at the end of the day this is a republican the democratic president reached out to to include in his cabinet. barack obama and chuck hagel agreed on iraq and other foreign policy issues but they re from different parties. the fact that most of the republicans couldn t get down with that shows you i think just how far out they are. if hagel didn t make it what would obama do, pick a democrat? what is their end game? i do think he does get confirmed and then we can move forward with the policy issues and not the personal attacks on him as a nominee thanchs vote coming up on tuesday. my thanks to our friday power panel today. really appreciate your time. thanks. re-evaluating the voting rights act. the supreme court taking up a key part this of historic law next week. the president and ceo of the national urban league joins me next. plus, jon huntsman s new conservative cause. even though not all conservatives