Posts Tagged Health Freedom Act
Representative Jim Clark – Original Sponsor of the Health Freedom Act and Idaho’s ALEC State Chairman – Endorses Mae Beavers for Senate
Posted by Staff in Health Care, Health Freedom, Legislation, News on June 16, 2010
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE – June 16, 2010
MT. JULIET, TN – Senator Mae Beavers is proud today to receive the endorsement of one of the country’s state sovereignty champions, Representative Jim Clark of Idaho. Representative Clark is the current Idaho House of Representatives Judiciary Chairman, as well as being Idaho’s state chairman to the [...]
Video of the Health Freedom Conference Committee
Posted by Staff in Health Care, Health Freedom, Legislation, Video on June 15, 2010
The Conference Committee meeting of the state legislature which attempted to reconcile the House and Senate versions of the Health Freedom Act was a public meeting, but it was not broadcast by the legislature’s video service.
Susan Lynn argued, repeatedly, that the Attorney General was the Governor’s attorney and the Governor trusted him. This is simply [...]
Tenn Senate passes Health Freedom Act
Posted by Staff in Legislation, Video on February 19, 2010
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Read the rest of the story at WKRN
Tenn. Senate approves Health Freedom Act
Posted by Staff in Legislation, News on February 19, 2010
Story from WKRN:
NASHVILLE, Tenn. – The state Senate is sending a message to Washington that Tennesseans should have the right to say no to potential federal health care coverage.
National health care reform may be on hold, but Tennessee is on the verge of a new law that says, ‘We don’t want it.’”
The Tennessee Senate overwhelmingly [...]
Senator Mae Beavers Passes Tennessee Health Freedom Act through the Senate Commerce Committee
NASHVILLE, TN – The Tennessee Health Freedom Act, a bill that mirrors legislation currently moving through the Virginia and Idaho legislatures and being considered in over thirty other state legislatures, cleared its first hurdle on Tuesday by passing through the Senate Commerce Committee by a vote of 8-0, with one abstention. The legislation’s sponsor, Senator [...]
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