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McCain Says Health Care Bill Would Face Constitutional Challenge

(Washington, D.C.) -- Sen. John McCain (R-Ariz.) predicted on Thursday that there will be a constitutional challenge to the provision in the health care bill under consideration in Congress that would require all Americans to buy health insurance. Full Article at CNSNews.com

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  1. That is an excellent question and I’m sure that if they pass health care legislation, I think there would be a challenge.
    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: CNSNews.com 1 month ago
  2. If we have the power simply to order Americans to buy certain products, why did we need a Cash-for-Clunkers program or the upcoming program providing rebates for purchasing energy appliances? We could simply require Americans to buy certain cars, dishwashers or refrigerators.
    Orrin Hatch – Orrin Hatch SOURCE: CNSNews.com 1 month ago
  3. That is an excellent question and I'm sure that if they pass health care legislation, I think there would be a challenge.
    John McCain – John McCain SOURCE: Rantburg 1 month ago
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