The article is about a dispute between Jon Cooper and Gillibrand about who is more committed to the public option. Cooper is challenging Gillibrand in the 2010 primary.

Spokesman Matt Canter cited a Gillibrand mailing issued last week stating: "I continue to advocate for a public health care option, like "Medicare for All," that would allow people to buy in at an affordable rate - something like five or six percent of their income.

This is a way of piggy backing off of the popularity of the real Medicare for All without actually doing anything.

Reid on stump in Pahrump

A group favoring House Bill HR 676 staked its claim along Highway 160.

HR 676, is the National Health Insurance Act, introduced by Congressman John Conyers Jr., D-Mich., who represents Detroit. Conyers' Web site states the bill's purpose is "to ensure that every American, regardless of income, employment status, or race, has access to quality, affordable health care services."

According to organizer Margery Kay Behrens, who has lived in Pahrump for 15 years, "Organizing for America has requested our presence to greet Harry Reid and the tea baggers with signs, banners and 'tea'-shirts in support of HR 676, single-payer health care."

Booman

Jpol, asked a great question about why Sestak opposed Kucinich's amendment on PA single-payer health care. Sestak has some strange explanation about how he opposes single-payer because it doesn't allow for more than one payer.

Dumezich Pondering Senate Run, Cites Bayh’s ‘Conflict’

NASHVILLE, Ind. - Former state representative Dan Dumezich told Howey Politics Indiana early this afternoon that he is indeed considering a Senate challenge to U.S. Sen. Evan Bayh and said the incumbent has a “fundamental misunderstanding of what the word ‘conflict’ means.”Dumezich