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<p class="date">February 25, 2011, 10:38 am</p>
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BOISE - Nullification of the federal health insurance overhaul is dead. <br>
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The Senate State Affairs Committee on Friday dumped the measure that
sought to declare last year's congressional reforms void - and require
Idaho to return federal money it's already received to enact them. <br>
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Senate President Pro Tempore Brent Hill said he couldn't vote for a bill he thought violated the Constitution.<br>
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