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NEW YORK U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., a key member of the Senate Finance Committee, has backed off from proposing an amendment to eliminate federal tax deductions for pharmaceutical advertising, sources said.
In a letter to the St. Petersburg Times published on Sept. 11, Nelson, widely considered Florida’s most powerful Democrat in Washington, wrote: “I still intend to offer several significant amendments to the [healthcare] legislation, which, among other things, will help pay for the improvements and expansion of healthcare reforms.
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