Man In The Mirror, Redux

There was a post called "Man In The Mirror".  I wrote it, and I pulled it.  I'll write another soon.  It will have a different title, likely, something having to do with the policy differences currently between Democrats and Republicans as respects health care reform.  It will be fairly limited to those differences.  It may venture some projections about what a final bill will consist of.  But it won't vent about our government's inability till now and over the decades to provide health insurance for all Americans, and why that is, or make any projections about who or what is responsible.  I leave that to all of you to consider and comment on if you wish.  There is more than enough to write about, if someone is interested in politics and government, just bringing to light information people may not know, or presenting together facts and arguments of different sides in a way which perhaps one has to such point not encountered.  There's more than enough than to also weigh in on whom should be blamed.  It is enough to say someone is wrong if wrong, and why we know they are wrong, followed by what we know to be right, if we know.  That simply and that dispassionately.  We get too worked up about politics.  That includes me.