[Mr.Kimball]

Driver's license? Hunting license? Fishing license? Paying for the privilege of doing the activity... not so far fetched removed from the situation at hand.

Ah, but there is a huge difference. They cannot even remotely be compared to one another. The key word here is "privilege". All things that you just mentioned are elective situations/ activities that we have the "privilege" of participating in. When you get your driver's license it plainly states in the study manual that driving a car is a privilege and not a right. I'm correct on that, aren't I? No one in this country is forced to own/drive a car, fish for bass, or to kill a deer.

This bill plainly states that you must buy a product or service from a "private sector firm" for the only reason being that you have been born. That is neither "right" nor IMO, "constitutional". I guess we'll find out about the constitutional part as I suspect it's legality will be challenged by several states, from what I am understanding.