More chatter on forcing the House to accept the more conservative Senate health care bill

Now you know why many of us were arguing that the Senate bill had to be as good as possible, and why we were so upset that the Democrats didn't fight nearly as hard as they could have for a better bill from the beginning. We wouldn't have needed the conference to fix the bill had we gotten a better Senate bill in the first place. And Tuesday's vote in Massachusetts would have been irrelevant to passing a good health care bill had Democrats on both sides of Pennsylvania Avenue tried harder, earlier. We would have finished this legislation months ago, and had a better, stronger bill. The errors compound, and you keep paying for them for a long time coming. More from the NYT.