The states will protect the constitution from the federal government, when they abuse it, overstep, that is going on, that is not negotiable. there are ways the federal government can pass health care that are legal and constitutional. whether we support them from a policy aspect or not is a different issue. it is unconstitutional, of course we would be willing to work with the president on something that is constitutional. greta: governor perry goes on the record. who does he call an abject failure? is he running for president? what is the sarah palin joke he has? that and more. it is a wild night. the impossible happens on wheel of fortune. the craziest here s a myth: you can t switch carnsurance until your policy expires. the truth: you can switch to allstate today. extra incentive: you can get allstate s early signing discount.
That s why john mccain is voting against the bill and how terrible the process was moving forward. there was a pretty good process, a bipartisan process moving forward in the senate led by senators alexander and mary to stabilize the market, stabilize the market and move forward to try to get to these goals, these professed goals that everybody cares about, of lowering premiums and expanding coverage. they actually had a good process going there, working together the way the senate should work, until republican leadership tried to stick this bill into try to get it repealed in and score a win, it s more about getting a win. do you know what s interesting, bree? you ve got the policy aspect from emily, but the bottom line with mccain and others on this issue is how the process is being handled. is there an opportunity before the special rules run out that will enable them to do it with a majority vote? and you ve got to get 60 after september 30th. is there an opportunity for republic
To make this sound like it was some sort of election type of message again. from the fact that were trying this was causing a lot of the types of problems that we had been accustomed to seeing on the campaign trail, talked about a lot with premiums going up and such. what republicans were essentially trying to do throughout the entire process is to talk about, we have to get an office because we are going to get the senate majority, this reconciliation process that ab was talking about, everything is going to proceed according to plan that way. essentially, the big problem is going to be the policy aspect, how do you get eight democrats to jump ship and help overcome the not filibuster proof majority in the senate to come up with something palatable on a bipartisan basis, get the democratic support and also appease republicans as well. jenna: e-book say it s challenging, landmine, tripwire. is there opportunity here as well to improve on the law?