What Sweden Can Tell Us About Obamacare

LAST month, for the 37th time, the House of Representatives voted to repeal Obamacare, with many Republicans saying that its Continue reading →

Surprise! The U.S. Supreme Court rules against Big Pharma

The court is allowing the Federal Trade Commission to keep pursuing pharmaceutical companies for “pay to delay” arrangements, wherein the Continue reading →

Chart of the Day: Conservative and Liberal 501(c)(4)s Which Don’t Disclose Donors

From the Center for Responsive Politics: http://electionlawblog.org/?p=51628

Corporatism 108: When different industries battle over political favors

Energy companies are pressing hard for the U.S. government to lift restrictions on exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG), with Continue reading →

Corporatism 107: When a Mega-Donor calls in his Chits

ferret111/Flickr Art Pope is the conservative mega-donor in North Carolina whose millions helped usher in Republican majorities in both chambers of Continue reading →

Gov. Rick Perry’s vetoes of ethics bills, investigation funding, draw loud protests

Ralph Barrera/The Associated Press AUSTIN — Gov. Rick Perry came under withering criticism Friday after using his veto to eliminate Continue reading →