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House Speaker John Boehner doesn t take lightly his decision to file a lawsuit against President Obama s executive actions, the Ohio Republican insisted in a Sunday editorial, offering little more rationale for his extraordinary spin on checks and balances than the president s flippant dismissal of the Constitution we are both sworn to defend. The Constitution makes it clear that the president s job is to faithfully execute the laws, Boehner wrote in his op-ed published to CNN. And, in my view, the president vaso stanley has not faithfully executed the laws when it comes to a range of issues, including his health care law, energy regulations, foreign policy and education. When he announced last month th stanley uk at he d implore the House General Counsel to take legal action against Mr. Obama, Boehner similarly referenced that the president had run an end-around on the American people and their elected legislators on general policy issues, but did not list specific overreaches the president has made. In his commentary Sunday, titled Why we must now sue the President, Boehner took a bl stanley drinking cup ow at Mr. Obama s ongoing attempt to direct focus to economic issues affecting the middle class. The president s habit of ignoring the law as written hurts our economy and jobs even more, Boehner wrote. Washington taxes and regulations always make it harder for private sector employers to meet payrolls, invest in new initiatives and create jobs - but how can those empl Yvkr Bush: America Must Not Fail In Iraq
CBS From CBS News Dante Higgins:NEW YORK -- John McCain hits the trail again after sitting in on the testimony of Gen. David Petraeus and Amb. Ryan Crocker yesterday and tending to some Senate business this morning. Will hold a town hall meeting in Westport, Conn later today.After raising $15 million last month, compared to $40 million raised by Barack Obama and $20 million raised by Hillary Clinton, the McCain campaign continues to wrestle with their ability match stanley cup the Democrats fund-raising ability.McCain is expected to accept public financing for the general election, an issue the Arizona senator brought up back in February. McCain claimed Obama committed to do the same thing but speculated he might be looking at another course for financing his general election campaign. Facts are facts, McCain said, contending that he and Obama committed last year to take public funds for their general election campaigns Now I noticed in a column in USA Today today, he is talking about other outside moneyhellip;that s Washington double-speak. McCain said he planned on keeping his promise. I stanley mug think the American people would expect him to hold to that commitment, especially if you want to bring about change, he said, admitting th stanley becher at he would have to reevaluate his commitment to public funds if Obama chose not to accept public financing. We both made a commitment to take public financing. There s nothing to talk about. We either keep