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Originally Posted by kane
There will be some states that vote for it not to take effect. There will be others that will try and fail and there will be a lot who will wait and see. If a state has a lot of uninsured people in it voting to keep those people from getting health insurance is a sure fired way to help yourself not get elected again. So they will wait and see how it all plays out .
Some will vote to stop it in their state, I just think 40 states is a little high.
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Your misunderstanding the bills. The bills are not saying they can't get insurance. The bills are saying they are not mandated to do so and there will be no legal repercussions if one chooses not to buy insurance.
I agree 40 is high. But at this point nothing will surprise me.