Insurance salesmen already have that kind of set up you described. They have great policies that people cannot afford, but they love to offer us really crappy policies anyway and then jack up the price.

You will forgive me for consolidating your comments as you gave four of them in rapid succession. I have placed them all in one comment.

You will find that I am far more centrist than you would perceive in this. The problem is that the true center is now so far left that it appears Liberal.

I have to say, Hilary would have been a much better choice. However, she still would not be able to pass legislation such as this, at least not easily. Listen everyone, this is 1/6th the economy during a jobless recovery. Haven’t any of you taken basic economics, accounting ect? Have you not read the threat to the dollar abroad. Our very independence depends on the strength of our economy.

The health of our country’s balance sheet is far more important than healthcare. Without a strong tax base we stand to lose everything. Obama should have made “jobs” the key effort this past year. He would have become a hero and the majority that voted for him in the first place would then have gotten behind the healthcare reform with enthusiasm.

B, you and Obermann do not seem concerned with that very important issue. If we have the program you want but are bankrupt, then you still have nothing.

Agreed, get all lobbyist out of Washington….including planned parenthood, just to put the issues on a fair playing field. Problem with that is all you guys on the far left think that you are the majority. Wake up! You are not even close to the majority. Most liberals are centrist.

At least you are fair in your commentary. I didn’t hear all the crying on your side when some of the repubs went against their party and crossed to your side.

Take care,
Bridg