Indiana Attorney General Greg Zoeller is looking at possible legal challenges to the federal health care overhaul.
The Republican said he and counterparts in several other states are concerned the $938 billion health care bill approved
narrowly by the House late Sunday might infringe state and individual rights.
Zoeller said attorneys general in at least 13 states have signaled they intend to challenge the constitutionality of the
legislation in court.
The bill awaiting President Barack Obama's signature would extend coverage to 32 million uninsured Americans and ban
insurance companies from denying coverage to people with pre-existing medical conditions.
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State attorney general looks to challenge health care bill
Associated Press
March 22, 2010
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CHRISTMAS CRACKERS !!!! -
Sorry to tell you but it is starting to get that way again. Penske controls who gets the Ilmor and KK will control who will get the Cosworth when they end up back into the series. We have already seen examples of this when Penske led the campaign that kept the Judd under powered even though the rules agreed to by the manufacturers allowed Indy Car to make modification in order to equalize competition. Didn't have the power to fight Honda, but walked all over Judd.
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Ritz - a good hotel and a great cracker.
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Triscuits
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Truth, unlike you, I will be enjoying my favorite racing series this weekend. The only thing to remember about cart is to not forget why it died. Because the team owners were allowed to run it. no major race series follows this model. Those who do not remember their history are forced to repeat it.
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Wake-up!!!! Anybody with even a basic understanding realizes that this bill is an economic disaster. It is built on the premise that the laws of supply and demand have been abolished. That simply doesn't happen! Anarchy Party? This administration and the single party controlled congress have trampled bankruptcy law to serve the special interests of the UAW, disregarded the constitution in an effort usurp rights reserved to the states, and bypassed procedural rules of congress to further their own agenda. Good luck getting medical insurance and medical care over the next decade and living with the budget problems that will certainly occur!