Reply #14: more than likely the public option will end up with a pool of the

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sickest and most needy of services, rather than a larger pool of ALL Americans. A smaller and sicker pool of peope costs more and probably means extent of covered services will diminish. Look at MA and TN.

The public plan is a compromise attempt to get bipartisanship. Bad move.

See debate at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8C94pd-848g&feature=channel

Yeah, the insurance corporations don't want the public option, but you know they're going to get their way, don't you??