Reported in the Star/Trib (by Drew Armstrong-Bloomberg News 11/18/10)
Health insurers last year gave the U.S. Chamber of Commerce $86.2 million that was used to oppose the health care overhaul law, according to tax records and people familiar with the donation.
By funneling the money through the chamber, (laws don't require identifying funding sources) insurers were able to remain at the table negotiating.
Really? And we wonder why our health insurance premiums are so sky high!
Friday, November 19, 2010
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