Rather than resort to name calling and hyperbole, Cohn uses the recent history of health care reform proposals to shed light on Republican obstruction of health care reform.

This story provides an interesting perspective how an approach to health care reform proposed by a bipartisan group but rejected by Congressional Republicans, apparently on political grounds, could ultimately form the basis for a compromise between "blue dog" and liberal Democrats.

This article examines Repubilican refusals to negotiate on healthcare without the bitterness, distortions, and offensive rhetoric of Fox and other right-wing hate mongers. But the only thing NO Republicans have proven is they have no interest in America, but are interested only in selfishly getting back into power to continue dismantling democracy.

Good, informative, non-judgmental journalism here, although the meat of this nicely written piece isn't exactly news; i.e., that the Republicans still act as though they won the election and don't have to play ball with the Democrats.. Describes the ongoing difficulty the Democrats have in trying to get any Republican congressmen to negotiate a healthcare bill that can get passed.

A run down on different proposals for health care reform that highlights (mostly) the refusal of repubicons to compromise.

I thought it was well done as it does go into the history and for me it includes all that has been going on in my lifetime.