The Affordable Care Act is a health care reform law in America that expands access to health insurance. It is sometimes called the Obamacare. This act was signed into law March 23, 2010 by President Barack Obama. Providing more Americans with access to quality health insurance and reducing the growth in health care spending is the main focus of the Obamacare. Some insurance companies benefit from the rising cost and that is why President Obama enacted the Affordable Care Act. Obama signed this law
same sex marriages was legalised in the United States of America creating a broad new spectrum of rights for their communities.The US Supreme Court has decided that same-sex marriage is a lawful right over the United States. It implies the 14 states with bans on same-sex marriage will never again have the capacity to implement them. Equity Anthony
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threshold of $15,130.00. www.salary.com/increasing-the-mimimum-wage-pros-cons. The positive effects to increasing the federal minimum wage would be a boost to the economic stimulus. In fact, a recent study by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago concluded that, following an increase, spending by households with at least one minimum wage earner increased by $700.00 per quarter. www.salary.com/increasing-the-minimum-wage-pros-cons. Another positive effect of increasing minimum wage is workers will
Another way he effectively proved his point by stating different court cases as well as supreme court cases where the death penalty has failed, and people be innocently killed through the death penalty process and therefore leading to the inevitable downfall of the death penalty. I will end up using this article in my paper because it is the most factual article I have found to support my argument. Not only does it save time because court cases are cited within the text already, but he has the facts
most people and the economy. There are many pros that come with the Affordable Care Act. The first pro is being that there is no longer a limit on the quantity of currency. As a result of Obamacare, many people now have access to affordable, superior health insurance. Rights ensure that insures can’t be dropped from coverage when sickness occur or be left without coverage or treatment for preceding conditions. http://obamacarefacts.com/obamacare-pros-and-cons/ For example, if someone gets sick and don’t
As told by (Potueck, 2003) affirmative action is a constitutional oxymoron in that something is done unequally to create equality. The pros of affirmative action is that it counteracts and compensates the effects of past and present discrimination against people. It helps to provides diversification in employment and education. It offers advantages to people who would otherwise, have
In Madrid v. Gomez a suit filed by prisoners of Pelican Bay state prison stated that; violations including excessive force, inadequate physical and mental health and, and inhumane conditions in the prison’s Secure Housing Unit. (SolitaryWatch) The court in this case ruled in favor of the State stating that; the degree of psychological trauma inflicted on the average prisoner is not enough by itself to create an Eight Amendment violation. The second argument revolves around the Fourteenth Amendment
that states that it is the utility, or happiness, of an act is what determines its morality. According to the author, “the utilitarian argument is the strongest argument for DNA patenting” (Chapter 4, pg. 66). It is essential to examine both the pros and cons for DNA patents in order to fully assess the role that they play within our society. In this essay I will examine how utility can be argued for and against DNA patents and explain why having patents on DNA is essential for today’s modern age.
popular vote one being as the biggest upset was. History.com Staff. (2010). Presidential Election Facts. “In 2000 Al Gore won the popular vote but lost the election to George Bush. In the most highly contested election in modern history, the U.S. Supreme Court stopped the Florida recount of ballots, giving Bush the state’s 25 electoral votes for a total of 271 to Gore’s 255.” Retrieved from http://www.history.com/topics/us-presidents/presidential-election-facts. There is also a matter that the system