San Fran Nan relied on old fashioned retail politics to cajole or buy 220 votes for socialized health care in the House. The bill, far more left-wing than anything that can pass the Senate, will be an albatross around the necks of her swing-district members.
Those pundits who are of the “now the Dems will pass something and get credit” opinion should be reminded that passing a disaster is worse than passing nothing. The GOP has said this was awful and will reap the benefits.
One man especially in trouble is the fellow in New York who set a record for breaking campaign promises. (Via Drudge.)
