Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) took a very political and, for some, condescending posture after Saturday’s midnight-run vote to push the latest ObamaCare bill, HR 3590, to the floor for debate. “It’s clear by now that my Republican colleagues have no problem talking about healthcare in press conferences or television interviews or town halls,” said Reid. “Yet now that we have actual legislation to debate . . . words on paper and not just wild rumors—will they refuse to debate? . . . My Republican friends, there is nothing to fear in debate . . . it is our job.” Needless to say, Republicans struggle to find merit in this passive attack, considering that when some middle ground was established in the Max Baucus bill (D-MT), it was Reid who forced socialized medicine...
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