It’s no secret that employers are solidly against a mandate for businesses to chip in for the cost of health insurance, so I encourage you to make your voice heard on Sen. Kennedy’s plan. According to the Post, he plans to unveil it today and my sources tell me that a bill of of some kind could come as early as this month.
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