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Maffei Announces He’s a ‘Yes’ on Health Care Overhaul

By Steven T. Dennis
Posted March 16, 2010 at 10:00am

Correction Appended

Correction: March 16, 2010

An earlier version of this story said that Rep. John Adler (N.J.) was among the Democrats who announced he would continue to oppose the health care bill. His spokesman, however, said that while Adler has expressed opposition to the Senate bill, he is waiting to see the reconciliation language before making a final decision.

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