NU Online News Service, March 24, 3:54 P.M. EDT
Reacting to the new health care reform law, Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell signed legislation outlawing the U.S. government from requiring state residents to purchase medical insurance.
Meanwhile, the White House was dismissive of lawsuits filed by 14 state attorney generals, including Virginia's, who filed two federal court actions yesterday to overturn the new health reform law.
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