Has Nancy Pelosi crafted a national health reform bill that will make the cut?

During the transition years from 2010-2013, a temporary government program would help people turned down by private insurers because of medical problems, lawmakers said. After that, insurers no longer could refuse to provide coverage to the sick, nor could they charge more because of poor health of the insured.
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Pelosi hopes to usher the bill through a House vote by Veterans Day, November 11th.

But there are many obstacles to overcome.  No Republicans are expected to support the bill.  Additionally, there are large differences in the House bill and  the legislation under consideration in the Senate:

Do you think Pelosi can get the bill passed by Veterans Day?

Will the Senate sign off on similar legislation?

President Obama would like to see a bill on his desk before year's end.  Do you think he'll get it?

What is your opinion on the bill?

This is nothing but a big laugh.  It's a present thrown to the saps in San Francisco.  Pelosi knows she can't get this through the house.  The senate will laugh it right off the floor.

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Participate in *what* exactly?  It appears that there may be a requirement that everyone have health insurance of some sort, in the final bill -- but Congress meets that requirement.

I agree with Mar531 that Congress should have the choice ONLY among the choices available to everyone else. Conversely, open the Federal Employees program (which is made up only of private companies, btw) to everyone.