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Without directive to purchase insurance, costs to consumers, government would rise, all agreeContinue Reading
‘Individual mandate’ requires most adults to have health insurance or pay a penaltyContinue Reading
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Sweeping federal law is designed to extend coverage to the uninsured; opponents call it unconstitutionalContinue Reading
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But the Supreme Court could delay any decision for several years, the law professors addedContinue Reading
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