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Year or more that the president was talking about health care, he is speaking as what is known as the conditional tense, action that might take place. this moment, this speech, the president shifted to what grammarians call future tense, what is that, action sure to happen in the near future. through the unlikely prism, trace, of english grammar we get an insight into the politics, conditional and application of power, future change, and there in his speech, we have an historic day for americans. back to you. >> i want to add more context. the comments vice president biden made to the presiden...

Have tried to get health care, comprehensive health care reform through in one way or another, and while there is tremendous controversy over this particular piece of legislation, and as you've talked about, legal challenges to come, and republicans saying how is it going to be paid for, what is it going to do to generations to come, this is a huge win for the administration, and make no mistake about it, this signing is the beginning of a p.r. effort that this administration will make to go around the country and try to sell to the american people that this is a good thing for them, and that ...

Have insurance will be insured. and subsidized by the federal government. so the question becomes on this bill that will become law when the president signs it, will the benefits that kick in right away be enough for the american people to sustain them until 2014, to where the substance, all of the package, goes into play. that's the give and take. the benefit, will people see it and feel it, because the people, the 32 million, 16 million of them will be put on medicaid in 2014, and obviously, there are many concerns about medicaid and how states will be able to pay for that in the long term. ...