As the Senate Finance Committee concludes its mark-up of health care reform legislation an interesting dynamic is emerging: Senators are increasingly turning to the states to address some of the more pressing challenges the reform effort is designed to address.
Yesterday I wrote about a compromise being circulated by moderate Senator Tom Carper. The Carper [...]
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