Minnesota Lawmakers Aim Passage of New Health Care Bill
Monday, March 31st, 2008Minnesota lawmakers are likely to approve a new health care bill that would cut Minnesota’s health care spending by 20 percent by 2015 while covering an additional 47,000 residents in health care services.
Minnesota’s StarTribune.com reports the majority approval is threatened by a veto from Gov. Tim Pawlenty. The governor’s spokesperson Brian McClung said Pawlenty does not support the bill and cited offset savings as the reason.
Any bill that seeks to uphold the welfare of more people deserves full support. I don’t get it why Gov. Pawlenty seems to be more concerned with offset savings than helping his constituents get access to health care services. Somebody explain his point to me.
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