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New Jersey Senator answers questions on state’s healthcare-for-all plan
Philadelphia Inquirer, March 24, 2008
New Jersey lawmakers are currently considering a plan that would provide health insurance for all state residents by 2011. In this Q and A with the Philadelphia Inquirer, Sen. Joseph Vitale, the Democratic Senate health chairman and is architect of the plan, answered some questions about the health insurance issue and specifics of the plan.
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