Originally Posted by Wes Mantooth

Well I think so, its been a pretty big part of their platform for years so it only makes sense that they might continue to push it if they have the numbers to. I do however fear them becoming to dogmatic about the whole thing and losing perspective about what the country really wants/needs. For example lets say people are happy with the balance struck by early reforms and instead of leaving it at that, they keep pushing and pushing for more reforms because they feel they have to or need to as its a big part of the platform.

I think ideally a balance between the two sides is what the country really needs right now. Despite how good/bad single payer may be for the country its something we're going to have to ease into with small steps. People just don't like monkeying with a system that works for them and weather its selfish or not, people are going to look out for their own or their families own best interest before others. Its going to be hard to convince somebody with a good health care plan to change anything because they just can't be sure if what they get will leave them worse off.