Sen. Joe Lieberman is poised to be the 60th vote on controversial health care legislation without a public option, but no Republicans have backed the bill with or without it. A large part of that opposition is due to a $15,200 annual fee, as calculated by the Congressional Budget Office, which would go into effect if an individual was not insured by his or her employer. That requirement is subsidized by the government for a family of four who earns under $88,200, but would represent 17% of the total income for a family of four making $88,201.