health care reform

Rolling back health care reform was a common theme in Republican campaigns. Renee Montagne reports on the views of a few voters who are on both sides of the issue.

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The University of Texas administration and representatives from its six health institutions will convene this week to discuss the impact of the health care reform bill passed earlier this year.

UPDATE: CNN’s Don Lemon with Independent Panel TONIGHT: Omar Ali, Joe Gandelman and Nicole Kurokawa on Broken Government
7:20pm — Ok, just heard from Don Lemon, independent panel pushed to 10pm because of Chili earthquake.

(Thanks, Don) donlemoncnn @NancyHanks independents at 10p. got moved because of chili breaking news this weekend.

If you can watch the following 20 minutes, it’s hard to argue that the President’s proposals are anywhere close to radical.

In fact, some of the more “radical” parts started out as Republican ideas.

Don’t believe me?

Take a look…

And I agree.

Because even though Kennedy championed this health care legislation, Massachusetts didn’t elect a Dem this time around.

That’s how democracy works.

I don’t want money.

I don’t want clothes. I’ll even give up that iPhone I had my eye on. All if this ridiculous crowing from the far left is ignored.

And it’s not just me.

As many of you know, I’ve been a fan of Dobbs. Yes, he has been leading the far right on issues like immigration and border security, but he opposed the Bush tax cuts, wanted to raise the minimum wage, is pro choice and favors gay marriage.

Meanwhile, he values fiscally responsibility and has a pro business attitude. Certainly an independent minded guy if I’ve ever seen one.