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HILL BRIEFS
Stabenow Presses For 'Cash-Out' Health Plans
Health. Sen. Debbie Stabenow, D-Mich., today renewed her call for bipartisan healthcare reform legislation that is based on a "cash-out" plan. The bill puts the burden of insurance on individuals rather than employers. Companies would then have to give money that would have otherwise been spent on health care back to the workers in their salaries, which then becomes taxable income. The tax revenue generated from this would then be used as subsidies for individuals who would not be able to afford health insurance on their own.
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5/9/2008 PM Contents
- Banking Group's Efforts Surge Prior To GSE Bill Markup
- Schafer: Sustaining Farm Bill Veto Might Be 'Uphill Battle'
- AMA Outlines Guidelines For Electronic Prescriptions
- Rules Eyed To Strengthen Enforcement Of Trade Rules
- Patent Court Case Gets Scrutiny From High-Tech Groups
- Blumenauer Calls Gas Tax Holiday 'A Goofy Bipartisan Idea'
HILL BRIEFS
- Blunt Urges Pelosi To Reconsider On Colombia
- Stabenow Presses For 'Cash-Out' Health Plans
- Plame Seeks To Resurrect Lawsuit In CIA Leak Case
- Obama Secures Four More Superdelegates
