Similarities between Massachusetts and Congressional health reform plans

Scott Brown, Lindsey, Graham, and even Mit Romney are trying to distance the Democratic Congressional health reofrm plan from the Massachusetts plan: because Brown and Romney inconveniently supported both. the principal difference is the federal cuts from projected Medicare subsidies of health insurers expenses.  But that is a logical consequence of the big increase in premiums due to the individual mandate and the absence of a public option.  Thanks to The Wonk Room for the chart below, and Think Progress for the lead and analysis. The video is David Axelrod's rebuttal.

Major Provisions	Senate Bill	Massachusetts Bill
Individual Mandate	Yes	Yes
Employer Responsibility	Yes	Yes
Affordability Credits	Yes	Yes
Standard Benefit Package	Yes	Yes
Establishes Exchanges	Yes	Yes
Prohibits Insurance Company From Canceling Coverage	Yes	Yes
Bans Denying Medical Coverage For Pre-existing Conditions	Yes	Yes
Medicaid Expansion	Yes	Yes
Medicare Cuts	Yes	No Authority
Cap On High-Cost Plans	Yes	No