December 19, 2004

Who cares about Bush's Health Savings Account?

This week President Bush set up a health savings account. The president gets his health care at no cost and his family has private insurance similar to that offered to all federal employees. Nice options.

A White House spokesman said the president, in setting up the account, wanted to set an example.

What example does the president's action set for the nation's 40+ million uninsured? What options do they have?

That's not a red state/blue state issue. It's coast-to-coast, in all age groups, and, increasingly, in many socioeconomic groups. And these people are looking for leadership at the federal government level. Even from the White House.

Posted by schwitz at December 19, 2004 03:03 PM
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