[oh8eleven]

if they pass it on an up-or-down vote it’ll become law without that hook for a possible court challenge.
No, there are already quite a few states that are taking this to court if it passes.
I'm sure they'll be many suits from the private sector as well.

[bigbob]

True, those issues will remain as our best hope, it would seem. Anything to slow it down until it can be repealed!

[historyrepeatz]

There could be a strong challenge to this bill on the grounds that it REQUIRES citizens to purchase insurance, which in itself is UNCONSTITUTIONAL.

[Right_in_Virginia]

**if they pass it on an up-or-down vote it’ll become law without that hook for a possible court challenge.**

No, there are already quite a few states that are taking this to court if it passes. I'm sure they'll be many suits from the private sector as well.

Last I heard 38 states were passing legislation to opt their citizens out of this . . . because they cannot be forced to purchase health insurance (as one of the reasons).