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Oklahoma Hops Aboard the ObamaCare Nullification Train
By James Daniels on January 23, 2014
Uh, oh. Yet another state may be ready to nullify the Affordable Care Act.
As Downtrend reported in December, South Carolina lawmakers are considering giving the federal healthcare law the boot. Similar legislation has since been introduced in Georgia, Tennessee and Indiana. Why not make it an even five with Oklahoma?
Oklahoma State Representative Mike Ritze (R Broken Arrow) has introduced House Bill 2421 to effectively nullify ObamaCare in his state. Under the proposed legislation, No agency of the state, officer or employee of this state, acting on behalf of the state, may engage in an activity that aids any agency in the enforcement of those provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and any subsequent federal act that amends the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 that exceed the authority of the United States Constitution.
It would also authorize the states attorney general to take action if any resident is being harmed by implementation of the healthcare law.
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By James Daniels on January 23, 2014
Uh, oh. Yet another state may be ready to nullify the Affordable Care Act.
As Downtrend reported in December, South Carolina lawmakers are considering giving the federal healthcare law the boot. Similar legislation has since been introduced in Georgia, Tennessee and Indiana. Why not make it an even five with Oklahoma?
Oklahoma State Representative Mike Ritze (R Broken Arrow) has introduced House Bill 2421 to effectively nullify ObamaCare in his state. Under the proposed legislation, No agency of the state, officer or employee of this state, acting on behalf of the state, may engage in an activity that aids any agency in the enforcement of those provisions of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 and any subsequent federal act that amends the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010 that exceed the authority of the United States Constitution.
It would also authorize the states attorney general to take action if any resident is being harmed by implementation of the healthcare law.
More: Oklahoma Hops Aboard the ObamaCare Nullification Train - Downtrend.com