Kenneth Cuccinelli, the Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, says Thursday the passage of the sweeping health care reform legislation was an exercise of power greater than King George III and the Parliament of England. (0:54)
Ken Cuccinelli, obamacare in Audio Kenneth Cuccinelli, Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, says that if the Health Care reform is upheld in court, the federalist system of government that the US has known for 225 years will cease to exist. (0:35)
Ken Cuccinelli, obamacare in Audio Kenneth Cuccinelli, Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, says that states’ opposition to the health care reform law is about a limited government overstepping its constitutional bounds. (0:23)
Ken Cuccinelli, limited government, obamacare in Audio Kenneth Cuccinelli, Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, says the federal government’s defense of insurance mandates in the new health care reform law is “breathtaking.” (0:10)
Ken Cuccinelli, obamacare in Audio Kenneth Cuccinelli, Attorney General for the Commonwealth of Virginia, tells a Washington audience that the health care bill is unprecedented in that it forces people to purchase an item. (0:30)
Ken Cuccinelli, obamacare in Audio Walter Dellinger, Chair of the Appellate Practice at O’Melveny & Meyers, says challenges to legislation like the one filed by Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli have “always failed,” citing challenges to social security, Medicare and the civil rights act. (0:27)
Walter Dellinger, Chair of the Appellate Practice at O’Melveny & Meyers, says the lawsuit filed by Virginia Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli that challenges the constituionality of the healthcare reform bill is a “significant expansion of judicial authority.” (0:21)
