[MissAmericanPie]

Don't you love the way these articles are phrased? I tend to go back and inject their real meaning in these puff pieces.

"As a result, some Republicans(code word for liberal RINOS) think Frist could help the party (become identical to the liberals) close the historic Democratic advantage on health care issues much the way Bush's (throwing his education plan overboard and stuffing Teddie's toe in his mouth) education initiatives - such as the education reform law of 2001 - have narrowed the gap between the parties on that front. (Yeah, gotta narrow that gap until the party is fully as socialist as the Democrats and makes itself unneccessary)

See how fun that is?

[rightwing2]

Don't you love the way these articles are phrased? I tend to go back and inject their real meaning in these puff pieces.

"As a result, some Republicans(code word for liberal RINOS) think Frist could help the party (become identical to the liberals) close the historic Democratic advantage on health care issues much the way Bush's (throwing his education plan overboard and stuffing Teddie's toe in his mouth) education initiatives - such as the education reform law of 2001 - have narrowed the gap between the parties on that front. (Yeah, gotta narrow that gap until the party is fully as socialist as the Democrats and makes itself unneccessary)

See how fun that is?

As always, you are exactly correct. Just about every health care reform bill now under consideration is a socialist powergrab to one extent or another. With few exceptions, they would amount to nothing more than "Hillary-Clinton lite" health insurance reform. Given Frist's moderate record on this and other issues, I am sure that his plan will be no exception.