My take on the impact of the President's health care reform summit

[ProSense]

As a result, those who want the health care bill to fail are a little more depressed and those who want it to pass are a lot more encouraged.

[Cha]

1. Henry Waxman was more or less

saying the same..in Jefferson's Thread.

[ProSense]

2. I love it. n/t

[Andy823]

3. Yeah

At the end you could see it in their faces. Once again the republicans looked like they once again failed to make the president look bad, which I feel is always their main goal. I didn't see the whole thing because I got tired of the commentary on MSNBC and CNN. I could have watched online, but since the weather here has been like spring time for the last month, I thought I would get some yard work done. I caught the last 45 minutes, and now am trying to listen to the MSNBC program, but not sure how long I can take the commentary once again! ! :shrug:

[Fire1]

5. Republican dissent has always been apparent. The far

left dissent is what the OP is referring to, I think.

[ProSense]

6. Not only that, but the look on Boehners face when Pelosi was smacking them down

:rofl:

[customerserviceguy]

4. I'm waiting for polls on this

before I start figuring out who "won". I hold the opposite view, surely Limpballs and Vannity will spin the GOP statements as "standing up to the President".

I strongly suspect that each side will have solidified its views as a result of this, and Blue Dogs will be just as scared to vote for anything with the label HCR as they were the day after the MA election.