Weekly Roundup: June 25 - July
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Last week was unprecedented. The Supreme Court
dominated headlines after releasing decisions on the constitutionality of
Obamacare and S.B. 1070, Arizona’s controversial immigration law.
On Monday, the Supreme Court ruled that it would
uphold the main provision of S.B. 1070, also known as the Support Our Law
Enforcement and Safe Neighborhoods Act. This was a definite victory for the
people of Arizona, but President Obama and Janet Napolitano, in disagreement
with the Supreme Court, decided to take matters into their own hands and
terminate the Arizona local and federal immigration enforcement task known as
287(g). As a result, Congressman Quayle wrote a letter to House Homeland
Security Chairman Peter King requesting that he call Secretary Napolitano to
testify before his Committee.
You can see Congressman Quayle’s reaction to S.B.
1070 here:
Barry
Young Radio Show (8am Hour)
June 25, 2012
June 25, 2012
Dana
Loesch Radio Show
June 25, 2012
June 25, 2012
Representative
Quayle on Arizona’s 287(g) Suspension: ‘It’s a Travesty’
National Review Online
National Review Online
In what was perhaps one of the most heavily
anticipated and scrutinized cases of the past decade, the Supreme Court ruled
that Obamacare and its individual mandate are constitutional. The Supreme Court
ruled that the individual mandate is a tax, even though President Obama has been
vehemently denying that it’s a tax for the past two years. In order to combat
deceptive labeling by our leaders in the future, Congressman Quayle introduced a
constitutional amendment to ensure that taxes passed by Congress are labeled as
such during the legislative process.
This healthcare law and new tax burden will increase
national debt, cripple small businesses, and kill jobs. Congressman Quayle will
not rest until this law is repealed and replaced with real, market-based
reforms.
You can see Congressman Quayle’s reaction to
the Obamacare decision here:
SarahNET
Radio
June 28, 2012
June 28, 2012
On Thursday, the House of Representatives officially
held Attorney General Eric Holder in criminal and civil contempt of Congress for
his refusal to cooperate with inquiries into his role in Operation Fast and
Furious. This was an important reproach of the Obama Administration and its
tactics of denial and obfuscation.
You can see Congressman Quayle’s efforts to hold
Attorney General Holder accountable here:
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