The passage of US healthcare reform is enormously consequential, and not just for the things the new law aims to affect. The manner of its passage, as much as its substance, makes November’s mid-term elections pivotal. They may decide the political trajectory of the United States for the next several decades.
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This is truly the worst possible thing to happen to the US economy since the great depression. Our children will pay a serious price for this politically driven fiasco.