225px-Mitt_Romney.jpgQuoth Max Baucus Willard:

"You don’t have to have a public option," Romney said. "You don’t have to have the government getting into the insurance business to make it work."

Yeah, the insurance business is working just fine. Why are we even having this conversation?

Analysts say "Romney care" is basically "Obama care" minus the public option.

Whew, it’s sure lucky for us Willard didn’t win the election.

But hey, if the Democrats can’t pass Willard’s health care plan this year, I’m sure he’ll get around to it in 2013.

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