Precisely. And exactly how does than not affect you and me?

>No, their lobbying efforts mean diddly bunko about how it affects you and me. Their lobbying efforts were nothing more than a way keep the high profits insurance companies are getting now.
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>>2. What's this about a majority of Americans opposing health care reform? It probably depends what questions are asked. I know that early on in the process a heavy majority said they thought the current system was broken. Doesn't it say something to you that we have been out of step with every single other developed nation? As usual, the industry threw battalions of Gucci clad lobbyists into opposing it, along with a lot of disinformation like "You won't be able to choose your doctor" or "There will be death panels." If they worked that hard to derail it, maybe that means it's a good thing for us ordinary folk, don't you think?