An Analysis of the White House Position on Medicare Legislation

The White House Office of Communications recently issued a seriesof "questions and answers" on the Medicare legislation before theHouse and the Senate. The point of the issuance was to answer thecritics of the Medicare legislation by responding to the maincriticisms in a question-and-answer format.

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