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![]() Representative Ron Paul (R-Texas) has introduced this Wednesday a bill that aims to repeal the mandate that all Americans buy government-approved health insurance. The bill is still passing through the main House committees and currently has no cosponsors, but it is expected that all House and Senate Republicans will support it. “I want to key in on the one issue, to legalize freedom of choice, legalize the private option without taking on the whole mess that's been created,” said Paul. “In a free society you have to at least allow people the freedom to opt out of a compulsory system that is imposed on you by government.” The bill’s text is not yet available online, but I’m hearing that it will only be one or two pages long. |