Oregon Attorney General John Kroger offers congressional testimony explaining why he thinks it is constitutional to require individuals to buy health insurance if they don't already have it.
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Posted on Feb. 03, 2011
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9:28 p.m.
Feb 4, '11
I watched General Kroger on CSPAN when he testified and was proud of him, his preparation as well as his presentation. I didn't watch long enough to see him during the Q & A part of the hearing.