Now it goes to 'conference committee' with the House version.

There are differences, such as the Senate provision to provide abortions, and the House provision that creates a so-called 'public option', but in the end, these differences do not matter. They will compromise, and they will produce a final bill that has as its central axis the mandatory elimination of all preexisting condition clauses currently in use by private insurance companies. A few years after that, the politicians will be able to do anything they desire, because the rates for private insurance will have gone through the proverbial roof.

This has been the trick they played in state after state throughout the late 1990's and early 2000's, and it will be what they do nationally.

Here's the article on the prideful sloths in DC.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/34584011/?GT1=43001

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