The people of Massachusetts have spoken, and pretty soon a winner will be announced. However, in the case of a Republican upset over a senate seat that was pretty much owned by the late Ted Kennedy for the last 41 years, the Democrats are trying to find a way to pass Health Reform. One way includes reconciliation. That way only a simple majority is needed to pass the legislation. Another way is to accept the senate bill as is, and have the house vote on that. Here is the problem. If Brown wins the election, in a state where there has not been a Republican voted into the senate since the 1972 that should tell politicians something. It should tell them that we do not want what they have to offer. Obama even campaigned for Martha Coakley. If the President of the US cant get you elected, that should prove without a shadow of a doubt that your ideals are not what the American people want. Even if Coakley does win, the support for the Democrats are waning, and they need to rethink what they are doing.
*Update 8:30* Brown was just projected as the winner. Now pay close attention to Washington D.C. How far apart is D.C. from the American people? If they Pass this health care reform, Too far apart. Obama wanted change, well I believe Brown is change.
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