More States Join Lawsuits Against Federal Health Reforms

| Apr 09, 2010

Business Week: Eighteen states are now challenging the new health law. “Indiana, North Dakota, Mississippi, Nevada and Arizona will be added to the suit filed March 23 by Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum, he said today in a statement.” “The states claim the legislation places an unconstitutional burden on their cash-strapped budgets with an expansion of state-run Medicaid…

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