Jew LieBerman: I Feel Relevant

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Think Progress
Lieberman on his willingness to derail health care reform:
'I feel relevant.'
By Matt Corley on Oct 31st, 2009 at 1:30 pm

After he announced his willingness to filibuster health
care reform that includes a public option, Sen. Joe
Lieberman (I-CT) defended his position by arguing that if
the public option paid lower reimbursement rates than
private insurers, medical providers would shift costs to
Americans with private coverage. He also called the proposed
plan "a new entitlement program." As ThinkProgress and
others have pointed out, Lieberman either doesn't understand
the details of the public option proposed by Senate Majority
Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) or he is misrepresenting them. But
in a conference call with Connecticut reporters yesterday,
Lieberman claimed that it is the more than 60 percent of
state residents that back a government-run insurance option
that are confused:

What about the more than 60 percent of state residents that
back a government-run insurance option, according to a
Quinnipiac University poll last month?

Some of those respondents are confused about what such a
plan entails, Lieberman said. And he added, "you can't make
a decision like this based on polling," he said. Ultimately,
he he said he has to do "what I think is right and hope in
the end the people of Connecticut will respect me for that."

Describing how his openness to derailing reform affected his
role in the health care debate, Lieberman told the
reporters, "I feel relevant."

http://thinkprogress.org/2009/10/31/lieberman-irony-public-option/
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