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Archive for October, 2009

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The Public Plan, Continued

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

October 18, 2009
Editorial
The Public Plan, Continued
 

In the debate over health care reform, no issue has produced more fury and sound bites than the question of whether to include a government-run insurance plan. It is not indispensable, and its role would be limited. Even so, we strongly support inclusion of a public option — the bigger […]

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