Top Senators
From Vic's link at #525
http://fxn.ws/1KbIYsn
"Three top senators said if the court invalidates federal subsidies that help millions of Americans buy coverage under Obama's law, they have a plan to protect them and create 'better' insurance markets by giving states more leeway to decide what insurers must cover.
"But in an opinion article in Monday's Washington Post, GOP Sens. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, John Barrasso of Wyoming and Orrin Hatch of Utah offered scant detail, saying nothing about how much assistance they would provide, its duration or how they would pay for it."
Hatch and Alexandar, "top senators." Ugh. What a thought. Barrasso I don't know.
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