In your opinion, what is the most likely outcome of the health care debate?

[jefferson_dem]

Poll question: In your opinion, what is the most likely outcome of the health care debate?

Poll result (50 votes)
"Real reform" with a robust public option.	(16 votes, 32%)	Vote
"Watered-down reform" with co-ops (public option trigger).	(3 votes, 6%)	Vote
"Watered-down reform" with co-ops (no public option trigger).	(15 votes, 30%)	Vote
Something else (please specify).	(3 votes, 6%)	Vote
Nothing - No bill signed into law.	(5 votes, 10%)	Vote
I have no clue.	(8 votes, 16%)	Vote

[AllentownJake]

1. Bill with a cute name that is a giant gift to the Insurance Industry

and the system gets worse.

[DesertFlower]

2. watered down, but i'm still hoping

for a public option.

[T Wolf]

3. Something else, indeed. A give-away to the insurance corps at the expense of the middle class.

Anything positive will be triggered after 2020.

Thanks for nothing.

[slipslidingaway]

4. Individual mandates, watered down competition for ins. cos. n/t

[Soylent Brice]

5. at this point, i really have NO clue. i feel like

i've been punched in the stomach, then skyrocketed back up into the sky, and then punched in the stomach again, and then felt like i was falling, and then my chute suddenly opened, and then i watched some asshole named Baucus start cutting the strings, and then....

[grantcart]

6. will the progressive caucus hold or fold?

[IndianaGreen]

7. BOHICA for the working class

Huge profits for the health insurance industry.

[Oregone]

8. Individual Mandates, firewalled exchange

[QC]

9. Corporate welfare for the insurance racket.

It will, however, have a nice name and contain something that will be called a "public option."

[DevonRex]

10. Take part in this thread and call your Reps and Sens today. It's time

for more action.

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