April 29, 2008
Posted: 10:30 AM ET
Sen. John and Cindy McCain participate in a health care roundtable discussion in Miami, Florida, Monday.
(CNN) — A tax credit to help individuals and families buy health insurance is at the heart of a health care proposal Sen. John McCain unveiled Tuesday. The credits will spark greater competition among insurance providers and put "individuals and families back in charge" the presumptive Republican presidential nominee said during a speech in Tampa, Florida. "Millions of Americans would be making their own health care choices again," McCain said. "Insurance companies could no longer take your business for granted, offering narrow plans with escalating costs." Filed under: John McCain |
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