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The USA Today Editorial Board calls Speaker Boehner's lawsuit what it is: a partisan stunt.

On Fox News with Chris Wallace yesterday, House Republican Whip-elect Steve Scalise was asked four times whether President Obama should be impeached. He refused to answer each time.

After failing to pass bipartisan comprehensive immigration reform, Republicans across the country are now using the humanitarian crisis at the southern border as an avenue to blame President Obama's bold policy – the Deferred Action Childhood Arrival (DACA) program – as the main cause of the influx of children.

Rep. Paul Ryan released his "anti-poverty" blueprint yesterday – and how radical was his proposal?  See how the Center for American Progress explains it:

A study by the New England Journal of Medicine on adult coverage under the Affordable Care Act confirms what continues to be known throughout the country: the nation's health care law, the Affordable Care Act, is working for all!  Here's a media roundup for all of the naysayers and skeptics:

Not only is this insensitive piece of legislation strongly opposed by many influential groups, but it irresponsibly adds billions to the nation’s deficit.

The humanitarian crisis of unaccompanied children at the southern border demands commonsense, compassionate, and thoughtful solutions – not the meaningless schemes of House Republicans aimed solely at scoring political points.

Speaker Boehner said earlier today that the Affordable Care Act is "completely unworkable."

But here are some essential facts proving that claim otherwise: