House public-option backers may yield
From: The Washington Times | December 27, 2009
Two House Democrats who favor a government insurance plan, a central element of health-care legislation passed in their chamber, acknowledged Sunday it might have to be sacrificed as negotiators work out a final agreement with the Senate. Rep. James Clyburn of South Carolina, the No. 3 Democrat in the House and one who had appealed to President Obama not to yield on the public plan, set out conditions for yielding himself. Asked during rounds on the Sunday news shows whether he could vote for a final bill that does not embrace a public plan, Mr. Clyburn said, "Yes, sir, I ...
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