Bakestar wrote:jerseyhoya wrote:Kind of surprised no one made a Dick Cheney got a heart transplant/didn't know he had a heart to begin with type joke
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Phan in Phlorida posts in the politics thread
Bakestar wrote:jerseyhoya wrote:Kind of surprised no one made a Dick Cheney got a heart transplant/didn't know he had a heart to begin with type joke
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CalvinBall wrote:i know the republican has not been nominated, but is bob casey facing any real threat to his seat?
jerseyhoya wrote:Bakestar wrote:jerseyhoya wrote:Kind of surprised no one made a Dick Cheney got a heart transplant/didn't know he had a heart to begin with type joke
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Phan in Phlorida posts in the politics thread
Dominique Strauss-Kahn was charged in France with "aggravated pimping" for alleged role in prostitution ring.
JUburton wrote:So it looks like the SC will take the PPACA case this year. If I had to bet I'd put it on upholding...5-4 or 6-3. I could see Roberts joining the liberals. Thomas, Alito and Scalia are almost definite to strike it down, Roberts and Kennedy swing and everyone else probably upholding.
Yeah, I could see that too. Plus, I think he'd want to write the opinion if Kennedy votes to uphold.lethal wrote:JUburton wrote:So it looks like the SC will take the PPACA case this year. If I had to bet I'd put it on upholding...5-4 or 6-3. I could see Roberts joining the liberals. Thomas, Alito and Scalia are almost definite to strike it down, Roberts and Kennedy swing and everyone else probably upholding.
I've read speculation that Roberts would be reluctant to be the decicing vote to uphold the law, but if there were already 5 votes, he would join. So 6-3 to uphold or otherwise it'll be 5-4 striking it down. It all depends on Kennedy again.
jerseyhoya wrote:My afternoon has just been thrown for a loop as I realize the FEC changed the formatting on their main page. I no longer know where anything is. The old page may have sucked, but I was used to it.
lethal wrote:JUburton wrote:So it looks like the SC will take the PPACA case this year. If I had to bet I'd put it on upholding...5-4 or 6-3. I could see Roberts joining the liberals. Thomas, Alito and Scalia are almost definite to strike it down, Roberts and Kennedy swing and everyone else probably upholding.
I've read speculation that Roberts would be reluctant to be the decicing vote to uphold the law, but if there were already 5 votes, he would join. So 6-3 to uphold or otherwise it'll be 5-4 striking it down. It all depends on Kennedy again.