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In more than a dozen statehouses across the country, a small but
growing group of lawmakers is pressing for state constitutional
amendments that would outlaw a crucial element of the health care plans
under discussion in Washington: the requirement that everyone buy
insurance or pay a penalty.
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"Arizona, which has placed the amendment on its ballot in 2010, seems the furthest along." Wooo! I haven't read the text of the ballot initiative yet, but assuming it is properly written, will there be enough morons in this state to vote against it?