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admin 22 October 2009Bizzare and Offbeat No CommentAP – Senior Senate Democrats at work with White House officials on health care legislation are strongly considering a requirement for the federal government to sell insurance in direct competition with private industry, officials said Thursday, with individual states permitted to drop out of the system.

There was an odd, somewhat amusing moment at a presser in the Capitol today after Senate Dems huddled to discuss the final Senate health care bill, with Senator Harry Reid refusing to say that negotiations were progressing towards a public option. Though, in fairness, he wasn’t willing to say negotiations were progressing against them, either. A reporter tried to pin Reid down by asking whether negotiations were moving towards, or against, the inclusion of the public plan. “The negotia

Don’t you think? There are definite problems with having a bicameral legislature: WASHINGTON – For Democrats determined to get a health care bill, Sen. Roland Burris is like the house guest who couldn’t be refused, won’t soon be leaving and poses a plausible threat of ruining holiday dinner. Suddenly, he can no longer be ignored. The Illinois Democrat, appointed by disgraced former Gov. Rod Blagojevich, says he’ll only vote for a bill to provide health care to millions more Americans as l

She’s working on beating the opposition at their own game : The House health care bill is getting cheaper, but Democrats aren’t boasting just yet. Because when they ultimately break silence the hope is to present conservative Democrats in both chambers with a bill that will walk the walk of fiscal responsibility–including a public option, which is projected to save the government billions. As always, the legislative process is unpredictable, and the Senate is operating in isolation fro