not taking any more government money in health care and especially with the medicaid increases that the government is trying to offer to states voluntarily under the new health care law, the 2010 law. bill: on the surface i agree with you jordan. that's what he's trying to do, right? but it also says in minnesota, unless otherwise required by law, or approved by the governor's office, it smells to me like there's wiggle room there, is there? >> he went as far as he could as governor without having the attorney general's backing, and i think that's a great model for other governors who may face similar situations. look, every attorney general from all the states is not going to challenge this law. there's a lot of democrat a.g.s out there. because of that, it's good that people like governor palenty will take an executive stand to the order, doing everything they can. we saw what happened in pennsylvania where the federal government with our taxpayer dollars are paying for abortion for low income household necessary pennsylvania after secretary sebelius told us don't worry, we're not going to be paying for abortions with tox pair -- taxpayer dollars, it's not true, governor palenty is doing