Will Another Court Vote to Strike Down Obamacare?

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If you're having trouble viewing this email, you can view it in a browser here.     The latest news and analysis from Reason.com Wednesday, July 10, 2019     Tulsi Gabbard Sympathizes With Justin Amash, Says the Two-Party System Sucks "The outsized power that the political parties hold can often be used in the wrong way to squelch our democracy and dissenting voices even within our own parties," says Gabbard. By Eric Boehm   A Justin Amash Presidential Run Will Disrupt Donald Trump and the Democratic Party Equally The libertarian independent would easily pull the 80,000 Midwestern votes that made the difference in 2016. By Nick Gillespie   Will Another Court Vote to Strike Down Obamacare? It sure looks like it. By Peter Suderman   Trump Administration Threatens Veto Over Defense Bill That Only Spends $733 Billion The White House is asking Congress to spend $750 billion on the military this coming fiscal year. By Christian Britschgi   Blame Wilbur Ross's Clumsy Lies for the Census Mess The commerce secretary could easily have reinstated the citizenship question if he had been less transparently dishonest. By Jacob Sullum   Judge Blocks DOJ's Attempt to Switch Lawyers in the Census Citizenship Question Case The Justice Department's attempt to introduce an entirely new team of lawyers to work on the citizenship question case is rejected - correctly - by the SDNY. By David Post   State Regulators Punish Doctor for Cutting a Pain Patient's Opioid Dose and Dropping Him After He Became Suicidal The decision by the New Hampshire Board of Medicine suggests state officials are beginning to recognize the harm caused by the crackdown on pain pills. By Jacob Sullum   Kirsten Gillibrand's Ann Taylor Feminism Is a Loser The New York Democrat's brand of feminism has little appeal beyond a narrow band of white professional women. By Shikha Dalmia   Two Lawsuits Argue That Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez's Blocking of Twitter Critics, Like Trump's, Violates the First Amendment The New York congresswoman's use of Twitter seems similar to the president's in constitutionally relevant ways. By Jacob Sullum   A Mural Quoting Donald Trump at His Most Profane Is Protected Speech, Judge Rules New Orleans can't use zoning regulations to decide what counts as artistic expression. By Scott Shackford   Government Bullies Want to Seize This Man's Home Because of Overgrown Grass If governments can oppress, they usually will. By John Stossel   'Killer' Walkman, 'Insane' Bicycles, and Novels Will Rot Your Brain: Pessimist Archive's Jason Feifer on 'Why We Resist New Things' Jason Feifer's podcast explores "why we resist new things" and tells great stories about panics over the novel, the elevator, the waltz, margarine, and more. By Nick Gillespie

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