Florida governor tries to insure more as legislators cut health programs

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South Florida Sun-Sentinel, April 14, 2008

Florida Gov. Charlie Crist is campaigning hard around the state for his health insurance plan, which aims to offer coverage to 3.8 million uninsured state residents. Fellow Republicans in the Legislature, however, are intent on budget cuts that healthcare officials say will add tens of thousands of people to the uninsured.

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