Once again, James Kwak administers a reality slap in the health care debate. Forget about "health care" broadly defined: focus on trying to get something, anything that will put the reins on longterm health care costs.
Kwak (largely amplifying Jonathan Gruber) argues that the Senate bill is that rarest of all Congressional species: a genuine-honest-to-god, money-where-your-mouth-is attempt to get a saddle and bridle onto the ever burgeoning cost of health care.
Some one more casualty of the GOP victory in mass: spending sanity. Thanks, GOP.
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