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Published
03/03/05
Still stinging from Democrats' criticism that he didn't do enough to stop HMOs from passing a new tax increase onto subscribers, state Insurance Commissioner Alfred W. Redmer Jr. described himself as a consumer advocate who was made a political "fall guy." Find Us On Facebook
During an interview with The Capital's editorial board this week, Mr. Redmer said he decided against holding hearings on insurers' decision to pass on the 2 percent tax on premiums to avoid making the sensitive issue an opportunity for more public posturing. The General Assembly already had overridden Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich's veto in a messy December special session called...
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