Finally, let me conclude by saying that the administration has indicated the President may veto this legislation because of the heavy tilt toward managed care plans, the lack of accountability, and the lack of provisions that would directly help Medicare beneficiaries--our intended audience. I would support that veto.
Discussing potential presidential veto of legislation related to managed care plans and Medicare.
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