BY FROMA HARROP Americans agree on health care. Ask them, “Who should pay for it,” and they all answer, “Not me.” But follow up with, “Who, then?” and you have a fight on your hands. Wal-Mart has greatly improved the quality of the conversation with its newfound support for requiring employers to help pay for their workers’ health coverage. Its bombshell statement astounded the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and National Retail Federation. Five years ago, […]
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