Michigan Attorney General forgot to ask his "client" before he sued in Florida(?) over Health Care Reform

The Governor of Michigan gently reminds him who he’s legally obligated to represent in courts of law.

This, of course, has me thinking: could Governor Strickland ask AG Rich Corday to intervene on behalf of Ohio and argue that it is constitutional?

After all, if some States are suing in federal courts outside their jurisdiction to argue that the bill is unconstitutional, can’t States who disagree be heard as well by filing amicus briefs?

Just a thought…