Brad delong is right.
I'm really confused by this move. But then political economy continues to baffle me. Maybe this is intended to buy a vote or two in the senate for the health care bill? I could imagine that such a policy might buy a blue dog vote or two, and that could make a difference.
But on its own merits, this is a really bad idea.
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