Interesting op ed in the NY Times several weeks ago making a key point about the health care debate (read it here). The question has shifted from whether we need significant health care reform to what that significant reform should be. Also, while candidates will try to differentiate their health care plans, there seems to be a developing consensus high level (on the Democratic side at least) on what key pieces are needed. As the op ed piece points out, this changes the question from "who has the best plan?" to "who is best equipped to pull the pieces together and make it happen?" Interesting in itself.
Many questions come out of this, but I will raise the basic ones: Is there a developing consensus on health care reform and what are the main elements?
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