Senate Finance Committee Rejects Proposal for Government-Run Insurance Program
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The Senate Finance Committee has rejected a proposal to create a government-run insurance program. The amendment, which was offered by West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller, was turned down today in a 15-8 vote.
According to sources, New York democrat Charles Schumer is planning to introduce another amendment on the issue and propose this one to the Senate floor.
According to sources, New York democrat Charles Schumer is planning to introduce another amendment on the issue and propose this one to the Senate floor.
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