Teddy Roosevelt, 1910.

       Seriously, though, I'm one of those people who thought something needed to be done about health care, and seriously think that what was done in this bill was worse than nothing.

       The most important thing that needed to be done, in my opinion, was to get it off the backs of the employers--that didn't happen. The second most important thing was to get the cost down--that didn't happen either. Tort reform would have gone a long way to getting the cost down by getting the profession on the road to putting an end to "defensive medicine."