States that are more likely to be willing to fight the Obamacare.Tax.
Florida Governor Rick Scott tells Greta Van Susteran that Florida will NOT participate in Obamacare.
“Florida is not going to implement Obamacare. We are not going to expand Medicaid and we’re not going to implement exchanges.”, says Governor Scott.
Governor Scott now joins many other Republican Governors in rejecting the Mandate/Tax that IS Obamacare. I’m still trying to find a tally of the number of states that say they will refuse to comply.
http://nation.foxnews.com/rick-scott/2012/07/01/florida-governor-we-will-not-implement-obamacare
Contact your reps today! Let them know you don’t want ObamaCare in your state: http://www.usa.gov/Contact/Elected.shtml
John Featherstone
Marshall Foster- World History Institute
Jennifer Featherstone
We don’t want it in Washington State either but we have a Democrat Governor and she goes along with whatever Obama does. She has put our Stae in debt!
Everyone has heard how broke the state of Illinois is, along with all the criminal governors that have served terms here, and are currently serving time in prisons. Our Democratic Governor is making cuts throughout the state, such as Medicaid, etc. We can’t make ends meet now. Well, with our governor being a democrat, I’m sure he will follow Obama, too. I hate to even think what will happen. I will be contacting our reps tomorrow. I feel I’ve got to at least try!!
A Tea Party Coalition, Working for Individual Freedom
FL ALLIANCE THANKS GOVERNOR SCOTT
On Friday, June 29, Florida Governor Rick Scott announced he will not move forward in implementing the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act in Florida.
We, the undersigned grassroots leaders of the Florida Alliance, thank the Governor for protecting the citizens of Florida against the massive tax increases inherent in this legislation.
The Governor has exhibited great courage in standing up to the Federal Government’s massive intrusion into the lives of the citizens of the State of Florida.
Well done Governor Scott!
Paula Helton, Gainesville Tea Party
Billie Tucker, Big Voices Media
Jason Hoyt, Liberty Restoration Foundation
Tim Curtis, Tampa 912 Project
Jesse Phillips, Restore Justice
Clyde Fabretti, West Orlando Tea Party
Elaine Laffey, Ft. Lauderdale Tea Party
Carole MCManus, First Coast Tea Party
David McKalip, M.D., Doctor Patient Medical Association
Karin Hoffman, DC Works For Us
Leanne King, First Coast Tea Party
Don Forward, Titusville Patriots
Pete Franco, South Pinellas 912
Marian Rowe, Brevard 912
Pat Wayman, Venice 912 Project
Paula Schaff, Punta Gorda Tea Party
Kathy Gibson, Eastern Orlando Tea Party
Sid VanLandingham, South Lake 912 Tea Party
Tina Woode, Seminole 912 Project
Sharon Calvert, Tampa Tea Party
Maureen Arrigale, Nature Coast 912 Groups
RoseAnn Bright, Nature Coast 912 Groups
Nancy Meinhardt, Miami 912 Project
Barb Haselden, Organizer, South Pinellas 912
Peter Lee, East Side Tea Party
Marty Hughes, American Citizen League
Stacy Snow Feiler, Tampa Tea Party
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