Willravel

I'm sure the lion's share of moderates and progressives here are unsatisfied with the healthcare bill that will likely be passed on the coming days. I would have preferred a push for single-payer and then maybe a few concessions to get the necessary blue-dog votes. Instead we got the public option as a starting point and now... we'll see. C'est la vi.

So let's say the likely happens and this bill is passed. A few relatively minor things begin to change, and people recognize these things despite the sky-is-falling rhetoric from the right. What happens next? Undoubtedly, progressives will continue pushing for additional reform, I know I will. But what's the next baby step toward real reform? Should we push for a real public option or should we push for Meicare for all?

I'm honestly not sure and I'd like to get your input.