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"Ruling against health insurance mandate is a 'tea party' milestone; The decision by a federal judge in Florida gives voice to the tea party's rallying cry that the Constitution put strict limits on the national government"

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"Ruling against health insurance mandate is a 'tea party' milestone; The decision by a federal judge in Florida gives voice to the tea party's rallying cry that the Constitution put strict limits on the national government": David G. Savage and Kathleen Hennessey will have this article Friday in The Los Angeles Times.

Full post as published by How Appealing on February 10, 2011 (boomark / email).

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