Dear Friend,

As you may know, the Supreme Court is in the process of deciding whether or not the federal government can require all Americans to purchase health insurance under the Constitution.  This mandate, included in the President's health care reform law, is an unprecedented form of federal action and government overreach.

When the health care reform law was pushed into law more than two years ago, we were told that the more Americans learned about it, the more they would like it.  That has not happened.  Americans remain strongly opposed to the health law and its expansion of the role of government in their lives.

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Sincerely,
Bobby Schilling
Member of Congress

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