Supreme Court Hears Day One of Obamacare Oral Arguments, Majority of Economists Want Fed to Hold Off on Quantitative Easing, Raúl Castro Tells The Pope Cuba Has Religious Freedom: P.M. Links
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As you definitely already knew, today was the first day of Supreme Court oral arguments and the conclusion was that a decision should happen this summer. Here's a transcript. And here's a Washington Post live chat with Cato's Ilya Shapiro on the subject.
- Survey of economists says: Please no more money printing this year, Fed.
- Rick Santorum on the steps of the Supreme Court today: Romney is "uniquely disqualified to make the case" against Obamacare. Also, Santorum would totally accept a VP position under Romney.
- Trayvon Martin killing and subsequent nationwide freak-out update: Martin was suspended from school for marijuana possession.
- Raúl Castro tells the Pope not to worry, religious freedom is guaranteed in the Cuban Constitution. You know, just like with freedom of speech.
- Headlines: "Southern California medical marijuana delivery man attacked by ninjas."
- What did you do today? Go to work? Come home? James Cameron came back from the Mariana Trench, loser.
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