Speaking of health care reform

You really should be reading Zuska's pieces. As usual, she cuts through the crap to the meat of the issue. Go now and read.

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I know. I think I tweeted the link to every single one of her posts as soon as they went live.

Yup, Zuska's pieces are pure gold.