While it sounded like a good plan to have health care reform on the go by Labor Day, the deadline came and went. What\u2019s next?<\/p>\n
Next is what the House chooses to do when they sit in September. Some of the ridiculous issues raised over the summer months have up and gone away, but others remain that will likely be a great deal more contentious and have greater ramifications.<\/p>\n
The leading issue seems to be the \u201cpublic plan,\u201d which is a polite way of speaking about a kind of government insurance plan that would be available to those who had absolutely no other health insurance options. While this sounds like a dandy plan on the surface, there are those that insist it would be a government takeover of health care, not always a good thing given the current state of affairs.<\/p>\n
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