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PART II

» Virginia’s attorney general will enjoy more support when he takes on the federal government over mandatory health care.

PERSPECTIVE: Cuccinelli now has a legitimate argument

Jefferson City -- Missouri Republican lawmakers and Lt. Gov. Peter Kinder vow to oppose President Obama's health insurance reform with a lawsuit and by changing the state constitution.

Kinder seeks to join 13 attorneys general in lawsuit

Props to Gov. Sonny Perdue, He's working around his AG!!!

Georgia Attorney General Thurbert Baker, a Democrat, has refused to file an anti-health care mandate lawsuit, and called other AGs’ decisions to do so “political gamesmanship.” Undaunted — and, of course, very concerned about the rule of law — Gov. Sonny Perdue (R-Ga.) is appointing a “special attorney general” to sue the federal government anyway.

Georgia Governor Will Appoint ‘Special Attorney General’ to Sue Over Health Care

ATLANTA (AP) -- Georgia Gov. Sonny Perdue is butting heads with the state's top lawyer, threatening to ''go it alone'' and sue the federal government over a new federal health care law.

Ga. AG Says 'No' to Lawsuit Against Health Care

Attorney General Cox (MI) backs health-care challenge

Be wary---Dem opinion As Florida Attorney General Bill McCollum continues to prepare his lawsuit against the U.S. government over the health care law; a provision buried in the bill is raising questions about whether the state lawsuits have any merit before they even get to the courtroom.
The only catch to the amendment is that if a state opts-out or the plan, it must set up its own health care system that meets the coverage requirements in the bill. However, the state system can choose to include or not to include an individual mandate; or the state system could choose to include a public option, unlike the federal system.

Health Care Lawsuit May Be Dead In The Water