Daily Rounds – August 19
- The New York Times reports that the White House and Congressional Democrats are looking to leave the negotiating table and push through a partisan health care reform bill: link
- Wyoming Senator Mike Enzi writes in USA Today that the Public Option is no option for Americans: link
- Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein says the Public Option is the “Maginot Line of health care policy”: link
- Dan Balz of the Washington Post blogs about President Obama’s problem with the Public Option: link
- The Post reports that the Obama Administration misjudged the response of some to their switch of positions on the Public Option: link
- Democrats on the House Energy and Commerce Committee are now demanding pay records for insurance company executives: link
- An advertising firm founded by Presidential Advisor David Axelrod is doing a lot of business pushing health care reform: link
- The Boston Globe reports on the pro’s and con’s of health care co-ops: link
- Medicare Advantage plans could be the next front in the public fight over health care reform, according to the Los Angeles Times: link
- Senator Grassley calls medical schools on the carpet for allowing faculty to let drug companies to ghostwrite their reviews of drugs and medical procedures: link
- Utah’s legislative auditors find $20 million in Medicaid fraud: link
Health Care, Uncategorized | August 19, 2009
