We have been debating health care reform for > 6 months. Why do some people

[Sadcat]

still insist it is "rushed"? There are at least four bills under consideration; the issue is in the news every day; the bills have been widely available all along; articles are written, debates and town halls are held; reports are published, etc. etc.

Is is STILL rushed?

What wouldn't be rushing things? Sitting around and doing nothing for year after year?

Note that this is NOT a question about the merits of the legislation. It is a question about whether it is now reasonable to complain about it SOLELY on the grounds that it is being "rushed." I don't need to hear your opinions on whether any particular bill is good or not.

 

[Jeff D]

Faux Noise packs its viewers skulls full of BS.

Conservatives were offered the chance to participate, but all they did was spew lies, wave guns around and salute swastikas so now they are SOL. America kicked the republicans to the curb last fall for a REASON!

 

[Thomas D]

What they need to do is get a final bill out there to be debated, and debate that bill for at least a month.

 

[Master Obi Con]

The bills are changing daily, and they're so long that no one is reading the bills.

Behind closed doors deals are being made, billions of dollars are being added to pay off Congressmen, and our Reps are getting just hours to debate a bill that is never fully finished.