Finally, I think we are getting a consensus that early intervention and prevention is better than hospitalization and jails.

All that money spent on the criminal justice system could have been spent on research-based and evidence-based approaches that would actually reduce the amount of opioids being consumed.

If something in your service caused you a disability, we need to compensate that disability. It is that simple.

Here is where Mr. Weidman is absolutely correct. Here's a blast. That is definitive.

I think you just extend the date, at least five years, or maybe indefinitely to study this issue.

I appreciate you putting that on hold for two years.

I think it is our view that this kind of engagement is critically important to building capacities that are needed.

I think that indeed putting money into that, those resources, will put the fires out before they occur.

investing in those issues will really be serving the taxpayers well and preventing things from occurring in the future

One letter alone suspended the application of eight key provisions of ObamaCare.

These are not just academic questions. They are fundamental questions that go to the heart of how our government works.

If you're not sure what that limit is, you shouldn't come to us, the United States Supreme Court, you should go to the United States Congress.

One must ask--is Chevron faithful to Marbury and the separation of powers?

What limiting principle could stop the President from granting, for example, capital gains tax amnesty?

To delay the terrible consequences of ObamaCare until after the next election.

The topic today includes recent case studies of the abuse of executive power, and I'll focus my remarks on the President's recent actions regarding the implementation of his own ObamaCare law.

The mere fact that past Presidents have done stuff and Congress didn't object does not make it constitutional, right?

Yet the current Administration has unilaterally sought to rewrite the law, not by working with the people's duly elected representatives.