Unconstitutional Judge rules Obama health care act -According to senior government officials, that will continue unless Congress votes to cancel the law or the Supreme Court rules it unconstitutional.
"We don't believe this kind of legal activism will be upheld, and we are confident that the (law) will eventually be declared constitutional by the courts," Stephanie Cutter, deputy senior adviser to President Obama, wrote on the White House blog.
U.S. District Court Judge Roger Vinson in Florida ruled the complete law unconstitutional, but he declined to block the law while administration officials appeal the decision.
Monday's decision was the fourth ruling from a federal trial judge on the mandate that individuals purchase insurance if not covered. Two judges have ruled it unconstitutional; two have upheld it.
"We don't believe this kind of legal activism will be upheld, and we are confident that the (law) will eventually be declared constitutional by the courts," Stephanie Cutter, deputy senior adviser to President Obama, wrote on the White House blog.
U.S. District Court Judge Roger Vinson in Florida ruled the complete law unconstitutional, but he declined to block the law while administration officials appeal the decision.
Monday's decision was the fourth ruling from a federal trial judge on the mandate that individuals purchase insurance if not covered. Two judges have ruled it unconstitutional; two have upheld it.
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