Press
Availability After P5+1 Talks
“Today, we are taking a serious step toward answering all of those important questions that have been raised through the United Nations Security Council, through the IAEA, and by individual countries. And we are taking those steps with an agreement that impedes the progress in a very dramatic way of Iran’s principal enrichment facilities and parts of its program, and ensures they cannot advance in a way that will threaten our friends in the region, threaten other countries, threaten the world. The fact is that if this step – first step – leads to what is our ultimate goal, which is a comprehensive agreement that will make the world safer.”
“Today, we are taking a serious step toward answering all of those important questions that have been raised through the United Nations Security Council, through the IAEA, and by individual countries. And we are taking those steps with an agreement that impedes the progress in a very dramatic way of Iran’s principal enrichment facilities and parts of its program, and ensures they cannot advance in a way that will threaten our friends in the region, threaten other countries, threaten the world. The fact is that if this step – first step – leads to what is our ultimate goal, which is a comprehensive agreement that will make the world safer.”
Missoulian: Supreme
Court weighs new health law dispute
Tenth Circuit Court
Ruling
“I would (1) affirm the district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction for Hobby Lobby and Mardel on their RFRA claim; (2) conclude that the Greens have standing to assert their RFRA and Free Exercise claims; (3) reverse the district court’s holding that the Greens’ RFRA claim is not substantially likely to succeed and remand for reconsideration; and (4) affirm the district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction on the plaintiffs’ Free Exercise Clause claim. Finally, I concur that the Anti-Injunction Act does not apply to this case.”
“I would (1) affirm the district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction for Hobby Lobby and Mardel on their RFRA claim; (2) conclude that the Greens have standing to assert their RFRA and Free Exercise claims; (3) reverse the district court’s holding that the Greens’ RFRA claim is not substantially likely to succeed and remand for reconsideration; and (4) affirm the district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction on the plaintiffs’ Free Exercise Clause claim. Finally, I concur that the Anti-Injunction Act does not apply to this case.”
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