Remove the insane (and unconstitutional) layers of the federal government's damaging intervention that already exist, and allow states (as mandated by the 10th amendment) to develop courses of action as they see fit.
Given the absence of the legitimate power of Congress, or the President, to enact measures outlined in HR3200 this should be a no-brainer. If a lack of legitimate power is not cause for concern then the lack of funding, or evidence supporting any actual reduction in overall health-care spending, should be.
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Following the Constitution is always a good idea. Not sure which clauses allow Congress to make me buy insurance.
The Constitution creates the framework for governance, and lists what specific laws CAN'T do. As long as a law isn't infringing on a right outlined there, and it was enacted in accordance with the Constitution, it's legal.