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Court of Appeals to Hear Healthcare Law Suit
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by News Editor
CBS – A three-judge panel began the tough business of figuring out if his health care plan is constitutional.
They are looking at two lawsuits, one filed by Virginia Attorney General Kenneth Cuccinelli and the other by Liberty University. Both had argued that the health care plan has no business being law. The state of Virginia said it’s unconstituationl to force the uninsured to buy insurance. Liberty fretted that the law interferes with their business.
