No Public Option

(Community Matters) I’m not thrilled with the compromise reportedly coming out of the Senate Finance committee – no public option. There’s talk of a nonprofit cooperative option. Not sure how that’s any different. For instance, I just enrolled a new enterprise into Blue Cross, Blue Shield. Evidently that’s a coop, though I was forced to sign a document stating that I wouldn’t ever try to vote my shares. hmm, I’d like to know where the dividends go and what their executive compensation looks like.


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