So when we hear the House talking about--the House leadership talking about changing health care so that insurance is fully deductible and so that the Cadillac plans are given advantageous tax treatment, that is actually going in the wrong direction?
Senator Gregg questions House leadership's approach to health care insurance tax treatment.
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