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MY USA TODAY COLUMN: 1 small shirt for a man, 1 giant leap backward for women: How feminists took a major scientific event and made it all about what people were wearing.

LONDON MAYOR BORIS JOHNSON: Going after Dr. Matt Taylor ‘like something from the show trials of Stalin.’

DR. MARTIN SALIA dies of Ebola in Nebraska hospital.

Related: Colleagues hugged him after Ebola test came back negative. But it was wrong. “We were celebrating. If the test says you are Ebola-free, we assume you are Ebola-free. . . . Then everything fell apart.”

GALLUP: Support for ObamaCare hits a new low. “Support for Obamacare continues to decline, with the law hitting a new low in approval, and a new high in disapproval, as the second enrollment period has opened for Americans, according to Gallup.”

I WONDER WHY? Midterm Study Finds GOP Tightens Grip on White, Working-Class Voters.

ROSS DOUTHAT: The Great Immigration Betrayal: “We now have a clearer sense of just how anti-democratically this president may be willing to proceed.”

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So there is no public will at work here. There is only the will to power of this White House.

Which is why the thinking liberal’s move, if this action goes forward, will be to invoke structural forces, flaws inherent in our constitutional order, to justify Obama’s unilateralism. This won’t be a completely fallacious argument: Presidential systems like ours have a long record, especially in Latin America, of producing standoffs between executive and legislative branches, which tends to make executive power grabs more likely. In the United States this tendency has been less dangerous — our imperial presidency has grown on us gradually; the worst overreaches have often been rolled back. But we do seem to be in an era whose various forces — our open-ended post-9/11 wars, the ideological uniformity of the parties — are making a kind of creeping caudillismo more likely.

But if that evil must come, woe to the president who chooses it. And make no mistake, the president is free to choose. No immediate crisis forces his hand; no doom awaits the country if he waits. He once campaigned on constitutionalism and executive restraint; he once abjured exactly this power. There is still time for him to respect the limits of his office, the lines of authority established by the Constitution, the outcome of the last election.

Or he can choose the power grab, and the accompanying disgrace.

He’s not worried about disgrace, because he expects the press to cover for him.

UPDATE: SHOCK FLASHBACK: Obama Says Illegal Immigration HURTS ‘Blue-Collar Americans,’ STRAINS Welfare [VIDEO].

THE PROBLEM WITH CAMPUS RAPE POLICY HAS REACHED THE PAGES OF THE NEW YORK TIMES, WITH JED RUBENFELD WRITING: “They are simultaneously failing to punish rapists adequately and branding students sexual assailants when no sexual assault occurred.”

DAVID FRENCH: Dear Democrats, Don’t Even Think about Running from Jonathan Gruber.

IT’S COME TO THIS: Now Having A Beard Is “Toxic Masculinity.”

Related: Finding The Square Root Of Hip.

BYRON YORK: GruberGate Shines Spotlight On ObamaCare Profiteers.

Remember when Nancy Pelosi declared that Obamacare was a jobs bill? “It’s about jobs,” Pelosi said in 2011, during a news conference to mark the first anniversary of passage of the Affordable Care Act. “Does it create jobs? Health insurance reform creates 4 million jobs.”

Like many other promises about Obamacare, that hasn’t worked out. But there is no doubt that Obamacare created a lot of work for at least one American — MIT professor Jonathan Gruber. Gruber’s frank admissions that he and others deceived the public about Obamacare have drawn a lot of attention in recent days. But the money that Gruber made from Obamacare raises yet another issue about his involvement in the project. Throughout 2009 and 2010, he energetically advocated a bill from which he stood to profit. And when it became law, the money rolled in.

In 2009, as Obamacare was moving its way through Senate committees, Gruber, who had achieved a measure of fame as the architect of Romneycare in Massachusetts, was a paid consultant to the Department of Health and Human Services. In March of that year, he received a contract for $95,000 to work on the project, and in June he received a second contract to continue that work; it was worth $297,600. Together, they comprise the “nearly $400,000” that critics have said Gruber received to work on Obamacare.

But after the bill became law, Gruber made a good deal more from it. The Affordable Care Act provided for states to set up exchanges to sell taxpayer-subsidized insurance coverage. For those states that chose to do so, exchanges would have to be built from the ground up. Studies would have to be done. Contracts would be let.

Just another argument for my revolving-door surtax!

IRAN: The Fantasy Of The Deal. Some people you just can’t deal with. And as Don Regan said about a previous attempt: We got snookered by a bunch of rug merchants.

IT’S SAD, BUT NOWADAYS, POST-GIBSON, I ALWAYS ASSUME THIS KIND OF THING IS POLITICAL: Federal drug agents launch surprise inspections of NFL teams following games. I figure it’s an effort to help the trial lawyers.