Mandate Debate Weighs Commerce Power and Health Care
A law review analysis argues the individual mandate to buy health insurance may be constitutional if tied to Congress’s power to regulate interstate commerce. It notes debates over pre existing conditions and the necessity of the mandate within a broader reform framework, while considering limits on federal authority and democratic constraint.
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Today in History and Birthdays for March 14 2011
Key dates include Eli Whitney patenting the cotton gin in 1794 and the Federal Register starting in 1936. Birthdays span Albert Einstein Diane Arbus Michael Caine and Billy Crystal. Also notes on the 1967 NFL AFL draft and Einstein declined Israel presidency in 1952.
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Is there a good teacher or a bad one really
Dayton Daily News columnist O L Stewart ponders what makes a good teacher amid debates on testing, enthusiasm, and teaching methods. He argues teaching is not a simple science and questions reliance on state tests and standardized measures. He cites varied anecdotes from classrooms and warns against replacing teachers with technology.
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