A federally generated "model" health bill critics say gives governors absolute power in the event of a "health emergency" is steadily progressing through the states, say health and legislative monitoring organizations who are tracking its progress. According to its most recent analysis, the American Legislative Exchange Council – which has been tracking the bill's progress – said most states have either passed or are considering passing the "Model State Emergency Health Powers Act." Sue Blevins, a spokeswoman with the Institute for Health Freedom, agreed, noting that an analysis by her group found a total of 19 states so far have...