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Main Street’s Feedback on Obama, Pt.1 – Insightful public responds.

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First off, ‘fuzzyduck’ responds about the greater amount of detail that is evolving in candidates’ health insurance/care proposals (and probably about columns reporting these, as well). It’s certainly a good thing (and critical with time, also). This person points out the inescapable, yet largely unaddressed, reality that typically changes everything. That would be Congress. There can be no guarantee but, conditions seem favorable to Mr. Obama’s health insurance/care proposals with the Democratic Congress. They also look favorable by the fact that Congress has already pieced together their plan which looks much more like Obama’s than McCain’s. Mr. McCain will almost certainly meet with hostile resistance on some of his health insurance/care proposals. So, unless this case is extremely different, we can normally expect a composite of bi-partisan spins to be the result. This is not necessarily bad. Bi-partisan cooperation will be essential.

This was the case with the Massachusetts health insurance/care system model formed under such major players as Mitt Romney and Ted Kennedy. Although not perfect, the results have been very commendable in key areas. One that remains, however, is cost containment. This could devolve into a bi-partisan rub but, as yet, has remained as a sincere health insurance/care system endeavor for both parties. Very good response from ‘fuzzyduck’.

The next blog is short, but sweet. Logged in as 'bdteach’, the original article is commended and Mr. Obama’s health insurance/care plan is accepted. 'bdteach’ dismisses the nay-sayers who seem to always take away answers, but never add anything constructive to the resolve.

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