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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 2010

Page

3

GOP splits over Constitution across parties and agendas

The piece surveys GOP push to amend the Constitution with measures targeting citizenship, taxes, and the 14th Amendment while Democrats propose a broader liberal package. It cites Rep. Broun and others arguing for early revision, countered by scholars who warn against cherry picking framers intent and note entrenched constitutional protections like the 16th Amendment.

Washington Paul Broun Georgia Congress GOP Braun United States Jesse Jackson Jr D-Ill Jackson U.S Sessions Brazil Constitutional Law Mark Kende Kende Drake University Constitutional Law Center Virginia Sloan Constitution Project

Boehner urges Obama to extend tax cuts and cut spending

House GOP leader John Boehner pressed Obama to renew soon to expire Bush era tax cuts and back aggressive spending cuts. He urged Geithner Summers and other economic aides be replaced, saying more than a year of government as community organizer failed to revive the economy. Biden countered that Boehner offered opposition not an agenda and noted Obama supports extending the tax cuts for 98 percent of taxpayers.

House John Boehner Barack Obama City Club of Cleveland Boehner Obama GOP George W. Bush Congress Ohio Treasury Timothy Geithner Biden

Administration to appeal stem cell ruling in Congress conflict

The Obama administration will appeal a federal judge ruling that the stem cell research program violated congressional prohibitions on embryo destruction. NIH Director Francis Collins warned dozens of studies worth about 54 million dollars would halt, risking disruption to potential treatments.

Washington Obama Justice Department Congress National Institutes of Health Francis Collins

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