bargaining rights, promotes public workers was unconstitutional. judge juan colas ruled friday the law violates the state and u.s. constitution and is null and void. walker, champion, has been in e effect over a year. a short time ago walker tweeted a response to the court s decision. he said the people of wisconsin clearly spoke on june 5th. now they re ready to move on. sadly a liberal activist judge in dane county wants to go backwards and take away the law-making responsibilities of the legislature and the governor. we are confident that the state will ultimately prevail in the appeals process. at this hour, it is unclear if the law will be in effect pending the appeals process. we ll be, of course, following this story as it develops and bring you more on it next week. next, remembering the four americans killed in libya this week. we ll have some of president obama and secretary of state hillary clinton s incredibly moving remarks. and don t forget, you can read more of my wo
let s hope that happens. professor, the wall street journal ç today, regarding his latest flip-flop on the health care mandate. quote, he stated himself that the penalty now is a tax after all. but he offered no e lab ration, so the campaign looks confused in addition to politically dumb and bill crystal, conservative columnist, have slammed romney for not having any content. is this mitt minus anything? he needs to take advantage of the obamacare he is wanting to oppose because he s bloody by his own party because they understand the conflicts here. when you re in power in massachusetts, it was a mandate. it was a penalty. now, it was all of a sudden a tax. you can t decide from monday to wednesday. maybe he had had a heatstroke, a
new position is needing to govern, more from the center? when i look at the history of muslim brotherhood on the history of women s rights, i am very concerned. weçó have seen them ju[thfy feme genital mutilation, and we have the wom them saying that it is undignified for women to protest, conveniently forgetting if it wasn t for the fact that egyptian women were front and center of the revolution, morsi wouldn t be president çótoday. based on rhetoric of the past, i am concerned. morsi said, i salute the women of egypt, who were sexually assaulted, who paid with their lives, who paid such a high price, i might have said this
a clear position with a ton of baggage, so they had a lot to gain if health reform was struck down today, but they had almost nothing to lose. on the democratic side, there was a ton to lose. the elimination of the president s big legislative achievement, right, the boost to the republicans who have been attacking him on this for so long. conceivably, maybe the democrats would be able to salvage if this ruling had gone against him, how partisan the supreme court is, but that was pretty most the democrats could have salvaged out of this had the ruling gone the other way. the big question now, which nobody s really talking about ç today, but i think is the most important political point here about this, it s this, there was a lot of potential risk on the democratic side, had they lost. since the democrats didn t lose, what s the democratic reward for winning, what do the democrats win by winning this court ruling today? what they win is this. insurance companies can no longer impose
that s why he gave a greet speech, but you think he s not going to do that. you think he s going to be very much in favor of the commission, which we don t like? when you talk to white house officials, that s what i m hearing, all signs sort of point in that direction. there s a lot of jockeying going on. you were just talking to jan schakowsky. i was at their event$çtoday. i think it s smart for them to say, we can solve this problem with 80% of the money coming from tax increases. i think it s good for the president to have that on his left as a crepewait to paul ryan. while this will not good i think all signs still point to the bowles plan. does that hearten or concern you? there s a lot of good things in this and a lot of bad things,