Reply #16: Well he would, wouldn't he?

[ljm2002]

After all, he's a recipient of $$$ from the health care industry. Then there's his wife. But he would not acknowledge any conflict of interest, no sirree Bob! And then he's also a member of the most elite club in the world, the U.S. Senate -- as is our President. And they think they know the right way to do things.

Fortunately for the rest of us, the members of the House come up for election every 2 years, and they know at a visceral level that the Senate bill will cause widespread outrage as its outlines become apparent, with the most meager improvements on the one hand, coupled with the onerous mandates on the other, not to mention the tax on good health care plans, ensuring that there will be fewer and fewer of *those* to deal with.

I don't see how anyone can take him seriously on this topic, honestly.