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Health care reform – dead in the water?

Posted on : January 26, 2010 | By : Bill Stapleton | In : Health Insurance

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I read Joe Paduda’s blog yesterday, confirming the thoughts of the Washington Post article I responded to below. Paduda’s stance is that between the three options of passing a version of the current bill, passing a completely new one, or passing no bill at all, the third is most likely to happen.

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