Sen. Mike Enzi, R-Wyoming, came up with the bill that would let insurance companies offer health insurance that doesn't provide the coverage mandated by Massachusetts (indeed, would let companies sue if the state tried to tell them otherwise). Christopher Davis discovers that Enzi once opposed federal overrides of state insurance laws - before the insurance industry started giving him money.

John McDonough, who helped gain passage of our recent health-care reforms, calls Enzi's bill one of the most alarming and far-reaching health care bills to move through Congress in years.

Earlier:
Federal bill could strip many of us of key health-insurance coverage.