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U.S. Sen. Mark Warner (D-VA) ran last year as a “radical centrist”, yet we haven’t seen much fiscal discipline from him in less than a year in Congress. Perhaps health care will finally be that moment.
In an email to campaign supporters, Warner wrote:
“Reforming our health care system is essential to ensuring a prosperous future and it cannot wait. But I am concerned that far too little attention is being paid to containing the cost of any potential reform plan.
The status quo is not sustainable. But we cannot spend away our future to achieve the health reform we need.”
Hopefully, this is the start of that moderation and keen-business sense that Warner promised us in the campaign.
