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» Marco Rubio would cancel Obama’s agenda, foreign and domestic
Says he wants U.S. missile defenses back in Europe and would not be bound by agreements with Cuba or Iran.
» US-Israel diplomatic meltdown
Obama’s call for distance between U.S. and Israeli policies comes at the cost of his own party.
» Byron York: GOP scrambles to keep Obamacare subsidies flowing in case of Supreme Court victory
Next Wednesday the court will hear oral arguments in King v. Burwell.
» Jockeying over Export-Import Bank’s fate picks up
The bank’s opponents, though outnumbered, have one huge advantage: All they have to do is run out the clock.
» Military preparing for slowed Afghanistan drawdown
A greater number of troops may stay in the country longer to give additional support to the new government.
» Editorial: President No
Obama’s contribution from now on will be to use vetoes and threats to obstruct the GOP Congress.
» Opponents call on feds to stop Pepco-Exelon merger
The proposed merger would put much of the Mid-Atlantic under control of one electricity utility.
» GOP and Dems clash over kids insurance funding
Funding for the State Children’s Health Insurance Program expires at the end of September.
» Timothy P. Carney: Hillary Clinton, coin-operated policymaker
Hillary is blatantly transactional in her fundraising and policymaking.
» Abortion foes: Hold California accountable
Last August the state said health insurance plans must start covering abortion without religious exemptions.
» Philip Klein: Obamacare’s tax season chaos hurts Dems’ Supreme Court strategy
The chaos Obamacare is about to unleash during tax season could throw a wrench into the Democrats’ strategy.
» Watchdog: Reid meeting violated Senate ethics rules and federal law, watchdog charges
The watchdog said Reid violated rules by announcing his 2016 re-election campaign on government property.
