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At least the $3,000 per employee paid by employers who don't provide health insurance to their employees would partially level the playing field. That's still less than employers who do the right thing pay, but it's a step in the right direction. But, the ultimate goal needs to be t o get health care off of the shoulders of the employers altogether. That burden has to be more of a job killer than a 3% tax increase would ever be. A public option that includes more than just the elderly and indigent would be big news, even during an election.
At least the $3,000 per employee paid by employers who don't provide health insurance to their employees would partially level the playing field. That's still less than employers who do the right thing pay, but it's a step in the right direction.
But, the ultimate goal needs to be t o get health care off of the shoulders of the employers altogether. That burden has to be more of a job killer than a 3% tax increase would ever be.
A public option that includes more than just the elderly and indigent would be big news, even during an election.
