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Finally, someone boils down the healthcare proposals to the basics. Next time you're debating healthcare reform, don't say "What do I have to do, draw you a picture?" just give them the big picture.

Of course, the devil is in the details, but at least we should be able to . . .

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They came in their thousands, queuing through the night to secure one of the coveted wristbands offering entry into a strange parallel universe where medical care is a free and basic right and not an expensive luxury. Some of these Americans had walked miles simply to have their blood pressure checked, some had slept in their cars in the . . .

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They came in their thousands, queuing through the night to secure one of the coveted wristbands offering entry into a strange parallel universe where medical care is a free and basic right and not an expensive luxury. Some of these Americans had walked miles simply to have their blood pressure checked, some had slept in their cars in the . . .

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Check out this website I found at politifact.com

Thanks to Bill Vanderburgh for recommending this site for checking the facts. Another good site is the Annenberg Foundation's FactCheck.org (<a href="http://factcheck.org/).

http://factcheck.org/).\

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Check out this website I found at politifact.com

Thanks to Bill Vanderburgh for recommending this site for checking the facts. Another good site is the Annenberg Foundation's FactCheck.org (<a href="http://factcheck.org/).

http://factcheck.org/).\

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After the last couple of weeks of reasoned and informed debate on health care reform I am ready to state unequivocally my opposition to the four health care proposals. Sure, I was initially for them, but after hearing the reasons on both sides, I have to agree that I am against government run health care. As the protesters have pointed out, . . .

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