Virginia Ban On Health Insurance Mandate Could Be Appealed, Says State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that a newly passed bill, which would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals who refuse to purchase health insurance, could be appealed later, but it would have to go through many layers of courts. (:21)
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Virginia Voters Support Bill That Would Ban Insurance Mandates, Says State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that lawmakers in the state's General Assembly voted with their constituents' interests in mind when they passed a bill that would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals who do not purchase health insurance. The bill passed on a 80-17 vote. Virginia Governor Bob McDonnell (R) is expected to sign the bill in the coming days. (:19)
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Congress Lacks The Authority To Force People To Buy Insurance, Says Virginia State Delegate

Virginia Del. Bob Marshall (R-Prince William) tells Talk Radio News Service that he, nor others in the state's General Assembly who voted to pass a bill that would prohibit the Federal Government from punishing individuals who do not purchase health insurance believe Congress has the power to impose such a mandate on members of the public. (:36)
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