The lawsuit in Florida against ObamaCare's individual mandate, joined by 26 states, has resulted in a victory for the states. Federal judge Roger Vinson has issued a decision declaring the entire act "void" because of the lack of a severability clause -- the poorly drafted legislation's "fatal flaw." From IBD's Capital Hill blog:In a challenge by 26 states, Vinson ruled that "because the individual mandate is unconstitutional and not severable, the entire Act must be declared void." Vinson did not issue an injunction to block ObamaCare.Obviously, the case will be appealed to the Supreme Court, and this decision helps make that review more certain.Update:Clarice Feldman sends this link to the decision text.William Jacobson of Legal Insurrection writes:Judge Vinson found that there was no need for an injunction, since the declaratory judgment that the entire law was invalid was sufficient.  In effect, there is nothing left to enjoin, since no part...(Read Full Post)