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Progressive economists' critiques missing from coverage of "compromise" health co-op plan

June 19, 2009 3:11 pm ET

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SUMMARY: Media figures and outlets have characterized Sen. Kent Conrad's cooperative health insurance proposal as a "compromise," "hybrid," or bipartisan "alternative" to a public insurance option without noting the argument by progressive economists that a public option is necessary for health care reform to be successful.

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