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Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Okla., noted that the Senate version would provide $19 million to the IRS for dictating health insurance under the new law; $6.25 billion to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for new health reform programs, and $210 million to the Health Resources and Services Administration for public health workforce programs.

New report says Obamacare makes Medicaid unsustainable for Ohio. “The current trajectory of Medicaid is simply unsustainable and too big a burden for Ohio taxpayers to bear, especially with the new federal mandates.”

A spokesman for House Minority Whip Eric Cantor (R.-Va.), who will be the House majority leader in the next Congress, told CNSNews.com in response to Bachmann’s statement that Cantor agrees with Bachmann and is committed to the vote she wants.

Michelle Malkin rails on SEIU’s cancellation of children’s healthcare coverage after spending tens of millions to elect Obama and the Democrats and TSA security.

Another job killing move by Obamacare Democrats. Under the new law, nearly 40 million U.S. businesses would start filing tax forms in 2012 for every vendor that sells them more than $600 in goods.

If you think government has the right to look after our health, how far would you have it go? How about a congressional mandate for morning calisthenics, eight glasses of water a day and eight hours of sleep each night?

Perry talks Obamacare, entitlements and states rights with Chris Wallace on Fox.

Florida Attorney General McCollum discusses the possible additional states joining the Florida lawsuit and Orrin Hatch talks tax cuts and the constitutionality of Obamacare.

“[H]ealth care system is coming apart at the seams….On the ground, there is too often a glaring lack of execution: long waits, bed shortages, unequal access to medication. Those failures are compounded by the fact that the ever-rising medicare bill is squeezing out education and other social priorities.”

Citing additional costs of $100 million to a billion dollars in their states newly elected governors speak out against Obamacare and what they plan to do about it.