OK, now that it's clear that we have the votes,

[MineralMan]

could the House STFU and just have the vote already. The "Gentleman from California" should yield his freaking time and sit the fuck down.

Let's move on. Immigration, anyone?

[Liberal Veteran]

1. Asking a politician to stop pontificating is like asking Beckshit crazy teabaggers..

...to stop pretending that having a person of color in office doesn't infuriate them.

[metapunditedgy]

10. ... is like asking the Pontiff to stop politicking? :-) n/t

[ScreamingMeemie]

2. I would like to hear a Democrat stand up and speak for the hundreds

of thousands of people with preexisting conditions who will suffer yet under this bill.

[blondeatlast]

4. This Democrat with a pre-existing condition (as well as complications from it)

is pretty happy with what they've said so far.

[ScreamingMeemie]

6. This Democrat who will most likely not live to see her son to 18

Who faithfully paid insurance premiums and copays until she was dropped and then deemed uninsurable, is pretty sad that they cannot do a thing to make true care affordable for everyone.

[JBoy]

3. Let the GOP keep going. Babies always sleep well after a good cry.

[dkf]

5. Financial reform needs to be next.

Too big to fail is still too big to fail.

[pampango]

7. The Big 3 that should come between now and November are financial reform, EFCA and immigration

reform. Those three on top of health care might turn things around for us in November.

[dkf]

9. Repubs gonna stall this reconciliation in the senate

And everyone needs to start campaigning. I doubt we can get all that done and the little bitty jobs package still needs big brothers and sisters.

[spanone]

8. now that we know the outcome, i can turn this shit off