05 October 2009

Public option's chances improving

Despite the moans of the cynics and defeatists, it's not yet time to give up on genuine reform. Liberal Values has analysis and links.

3 Comments:

Blogger TomCat said...

I never give up, butI try to be realistic enough that failure fails to daunt me.

05 October, 2009 09:30  
Blogger Sue said...

I don't have a good reason to doubt, not yet. I heard Chuck Schumer say today the public option will be included and we need to stop listening to the rights pundits, I agree.

05 October, 2009 09:51  
Blogger Ranch Chimp said...

I just want to credit those up there who are at least still sticking their neck's out on this. I can only hope that the plan these CS's devise is not some scam plan just to throw in the "term" public option. But there are a few in Washington,that are really working for folk's on this despite the strong forces they are up against...thank goodness!

Thank You Sir......

05 October, 2009 15:06  

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