In 1790, the first Congress, which was packed with framers, required all ship  owners to provide medical insurance for seamen; in 1798, Congress also  required seamen to buy hospital insurance for themselves. In 1792, Congress  enacted a law mandating that all able-bodied citizens obtain a firearm. —  PolitiFact Rhode ...
May 1, 2012 ... After all, every first use of a legitimate congressional power was ... “In 1792, a  Congress with 17 framers passed another statute that required all able-bodied  men to buy ... law requiring the seamen to buy hospital insurance for themselves.  ... The act provides that the owner or master of an American ship, ...
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Mar 31, 2012 ... [In] 1790, the first Congress, which was packed with framers, required all ship  owners to provide medical insurance for seamen; in 1798, ...
Mar 28, 2012 ... ... the more conservative justices seem willing to upend a century of legal ... to  understand the Affordable Care Act, the Emergency Medical. ... in 1798,  Congress also required seamen to buy hospital insurance for themselves. In  1792, Congress enacted a law mandating that all able-bodied citizens obtain a ...
In 1790, the first Congress, which was packed with framers, required all ship owners to provide medical insurance for seamen; in 1798, Congress also required seamen to buy hospital insurance for themselves. In 1792, Congress enacted a law mandating that all able-bodied citizens obtain a firearm.