Trying to stay informed on the progress of health care reform can be a tricky. Even a consumer of mainstream media must be saavy enough to figure out which talking heads or commentators are biased -- and then figure out how to block that bias.
When it comes to getting the news about an event as important as this week's bi-partisan health care summit at Blair House, you might be better off simply watching the whole unfiltered meeting on C-SPAN yourself:
http://www.c-span.org/Topics/Health-Care-Insurance-Reform-Legislation-Town-Hall.aspxThat's the only way to really obtain a true picture of what transpired. And if you want, you can declare the winners and losers yourself -- if that's your game.
But if you're lacking the time to view a replay of the summit, and want a straight-forward analysis of what actually transpired -- beyond the talking points of each caucus and the obvious props of the Republicans --here's a good place to go:
Paul Krugman's column in the New York Times.Labels: Obama, Republicans, YearOfReform
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