House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on communications and technology hearing on the consequences of the repeal of net neutrality rules on Thursday.
House Energy and Commerce subcommittee on communications and technology hearing on the consequences of the repeal of net neutrality rules.
Now, they are facing the first of likely many campaign ads that highlight the consequences of the repeal bill's most dangerous provisions.
Restrictions on immigration and naturalization of Chinese were eventually lifted as a consequence of the Chinese Exclusion Repeal Act of 1943 (also known as the Magnuson Act) and the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965.
But if homosexuality is actually allowed, I will be housed with somebody who's sexually attracted to me.' " For Ms. McNeil, a Quaker lawyer committed to helping anyone with valid legal grounds get out of the military, the call presented a legal and personal conundrum -- and a possible unintended consequence of a repeal of the "don't ask, don't tell" policy.
Here's another possible consequence of repealing the Affordable Care Act: It would be harder for many people to retire early.
The shadow foreign affairs minister, Penny Wong, says Labor will beef up international approaches to combating climate change, including with work in the Pacific and with Asean countries, in an effort to restore lost credibility as a consequence of repealing the carbon price.
This time the media focused on the moral consequences of repeal: the number of people who would be thrown off insurance, the impact on the handicapped, the elderly and the young, the tradeoff between the poor losing coverage and the rich gaining huge tax breaks.
And one the consequences of its repeal, the Democrats and insurance companies agree, will be higher premiums.
But the president's own shifting and contradictory statements about health care reform suggest that he remains unclear about what to do and how much ownership to take of the consequences of repealing the Affordable Care Act.
