Healthcare Reform's 'Historic Day'
MSNBC
Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel appears on Morning Joe to weigh in on the House's Saturday evening healthcare vote.
MSNBC
Nation editor Katrina vanden Heuvel appears on Morning Joe to weigh in on the House's Saturday evening healthcare vote.
Lindsay Beyerstein
The final House health reform bill has a public option all right, but not the robust version progressives were hoping for.
Lindsay Beyerstein : Health, Science & Environment
Progressives rejoiced when Sen. Harry Reid announced that the Senate healthcare bill would include a public option. But the jubilation was short-lived.
Robert Scheer
The Connecticut senator declared Tuesday that he would support a filibuster of any healthcare reform bill that has a public option--even the version with the "trigger" compromise accepted by Sen. Olympia Snowe.
MSNBC
Sen. Harry Reid will introduce a healthcare reform bill including an "opt-out" public option--grounds for disappointment, says Ari Melber.
The Rachel Maddow Show
Chris Hayes, The Nation's Washington editor, clears up some of the confusion regarding the future of the public optio

J. Lester Feder : Health Care Policy
Healthcare reform is looking less like a fantasy and more like a probability--but we need to keep a close watch on affordability, financing and the public option.
Steve Early & Rand Wilson : Labor
Max Baucus's scheme to tax the benefits of workers slightly better off--so revenue can be raised for private insurance subsidies--is a lose-lose proposition.
J. Lester Feder : Health Care Policy
Progressives need to be as concerned about insurance coverage affordability as we are about a public option.
J. Lester Feder : Health Care Policy
McCain would encourage employers to cut coverage. No joke: that's his plan.
Barbara Ehrenreich : Health Care Policy
America has faced down the Third Reich and the Red Menace, but it has met an enemy it dares not confront: the private health insurance industry.
Trudy Lieberman : Children & Child Care
Bush has turned renewal of a successful child health insurance program from a no-brainer to a battle on the future of healthcare.
Sure we have a healthcare system in America. The trouble is, it's designed not to make people healthy but to make money.
Liza Featherstone : Labor Organizing & Activism
SEIU President Andy Stern heads one of the strongest unions in the country. Why is he so cozy with corporations?
Robert L. Borosage & Katrina vanden Heuvel : Health Care Policy
Campaign '08 is heading for a great debate: Will individualized plans or a broad public guarantee of coverage replace our broken corporate system?
Affordable healthcare is rapidly emerging as the top domestic policy issue in the 2008 presidential race. Candidates, got ideas?
If it becomes a national model, a new, highly touted health insurance
law in Massachusetts would make American healthcare, already on life
support, take a turn for the worse.
