the Bradley amendment denies consumers the right to select the type of insurance coverage they wish to purchase. While I would hope all policies would include the type of maternity coverage he suggests, for the Federal Government to mandate it is a mistake. It establishes a precedent that consumers are no longer free to choose. I thus oppose the amendment.
Opposing the Bradley amendment regarding mandated insurance coverage during a floor debate.
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