I am sure that everone has read (or heard) about the lawsuit that many states have joined about the health care issue.The main claim seems to be about the federal government requiring everyone to buy health care.If this were to succeed somehow, could we see lawsuits over the government requiring everyone to buy no-fault insurance?

I agree that Bush's popularity was very low when he left office, so what?

It is from the Federal Observer website.

However the federal credit is expiring at the end of this month.

I rate the low flow showerheads about the same as the 'water saving' toilets one must flush multiple times to get results"Eighteen years ago when that show was popular the above statement may have been true.

Such partnerships are governed by both state and federal regulations, and those regulations are actively enforced.

The neighborhood is a popular area, voted #2 up-and-coming neighborhood by the local newspaper.

I think the federal reserve sold us out.

It could get ugly and involve Federal Marshalls.

Contrary to popular belief an earnest money depoist is not rquired to make a valid offer.