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Article published February 5, 2010

What happens if nothing happens to healthcare?

By Wall Street Journal

Posted: February 5, 2010 - 12:01 am ET

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A month ago, President Barack Obama was on the verge of a victory that eluded all his predecessors, as Congress neared approval of legislation to expand health-insurance coverage to nearly all Americans. Today, this initiative is in critical condition, perhaps even dying.

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