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You invoke President Obama more than anyone in this campaign. On Thursday, Booker maintained that although Obama is the Democrat's "statesman," he is not immune from criticism. Nobody's ever pulled that off. Nobody has ever pulled that off. The Obama administration's immigration record was also called out for criticism during Wednesday's debate. Biden told Castro during the debate that he hadn't heard that complaint from him at the time when they both worked for Obama.

Later in the night, however, Castro thanked Obama for helping revive an economy that was in ire straits in when Obama took office. Cramer thinks it may be worth considering now, especially, since the 14th amendment may save the nation from what many pros consider an absolute catastrophe — a debt default. If a showdown is looming anyway is pleading the 14th amendment as a way to pay the bills really that bad? Skip Navigation. Watch the Event. Obamacare Implementation One can, and many have, written whole articles about how the Affordable Care Act is such an affront to the rule of law that its individual mandate and Medicaid coercion—both of which Chief Justice John Roberts rewrote—are just the tip of the lawless iceberg.

This may have been sensible, but changing a law requires actual legislation. Later that year, the administration announced via blogpost on the eve of the July 4 holiday that it was delaying the requirement that employers of at least 50 people provide complying insurance or pay a fine. This time it cited statutory authority, but the cited provisions allow the delay of reporting requirements, not the mandate itself. Obama directed the Office of Personnel Management to interpret the law to maintain the generous benefits.

No tax credits are authorized for residents of states where the exchanges are established by the federal government, as an incentive for states to create exchanges themselves. Alas, Congress never appropriated these funds, so the House of Representatives is suing the administration and won in the district court. Republican state senator's win shocks political world -- and himself.

Extreme rhetoric by top GOP members points to 'sickness' in politics. GOP strategist on what Biden's approval rating could mean for Top Trump campaign associates subpoenaed by January 6 committee. CNN poll reveals Biden's approval at new low. Analysis: Biden's 'roller coaster' 10 days. Obama's comments came a day before the Senate is set to vote on whether to advance the For the People Act, the first procedural test of the bill.

During a grassroots conference call for the National Democratic Redistricting Committee, the former President also argued that America's "own history" makes clear the importance for fighting for democracy and warned that "we are going to have to be vigilant in fighting back attempts by the few to silence the many.