You'd think the Republican trouncing at the polls last week would be enough to still be dominating the news, but you'd be wrong.
(Of course, you could argue the Democrats simply didn't bother showing up — much like their supporters at the polls.)
But the Supreme Court — like a needy middle child — clamored for its share of attention by agreeing to add the King v. Burwell case to its docket late last week.
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