Former Wrentham State Senator Scott Brown stunned the Democratic establishment when he captured the vacant U.S. Senate seat from Massachusetts in January, in part due to voter anger over the national health care reform debate. With President Obama signing off on Congress' $940 billion health care overhaul plan last week, Senator Brown is speaking out against the new federal law and moving ahead with plans to file legislation that would provide an "opt out" provision for the states. Be sure to check out his op-ed in today's Boston Globe, entitled "The Health Care Fight is Not Over".
Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Scott Brown Talks Health Care
Former Wrentham State Senator Scott Brown stunned the Democratic establishment when he captured the vacant U.S. Senate seat from Massachusetts in January, in part due to voter anger over the national health care reform debate. With President Obama signing off on Congress' $940 billion health care overhaul plan last week, Senator Brown is speaking out against the new federal law and moving ahead with plans to file legislation that would provide an "opt out" provision for the states. Be sure to check out his op-ed in today's Boston Globe, entitled "The Health Care Fight is Not Over".
