Today Congressmen Waxman and Stupak sent 3-page letters to insurance companies to request information on their company’s expenditures, salaries, pay, junkets, retreats, bonuses, and all other kinds of intrusive, unconstitutional queries.

According to the Politico:

By Sept. 4, the firms are supposed to supply detailed compensation data for board members and top executives, as well as a “table listing all conferences, retreats, or other events held outside company facilities from January 1, 2007, to the present that were paid for, reimbursed, or subsidized in whole or in part by your company.”

For employees or officers making $500,000 or more, the committee wants information on salary, bonus, options and pension.

And by Sept. 14, the firms are supposed to provide copies of reports from compensation consultants, plus board drafts of compensation plans and information about market share.

Neil has his own open letter to Waxman and Stupak, asking them for the same information, in kind.

Sounds like a reasonable request to me, don’t you think? Do you think that pre-existing “political weenies” will be covered under Obamacare? LOL. Good on ya, Neil.