Right on the heels of a successful state-by-state nullification of
the 2005 Real ID act, the State of Arizona is out in the forefront of a
growing resistance to proposed federal health care legislation.
This past Monday, the Arizona State Senate voted 18-11 to concur
with the House and approve the Health Care Freedom Act (HCR2014). This
will put a proposal on the 2010 ballot which would constitutionally
override any law, rule or regulation that requires individuals or
employers to participate in any particular health care system.
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