Reply #28: I think you are confused [View All]

[TayTay]

This is pretty simple stuff

If you have a public option, then you don't need a trigger.

If you have a Senator saying he was for the public option from the get-go, then what point is there flogging a meaningless trigger story.

I think you are perhaps confused on what a trigger it. It is a means of getting to a public option on health care if certain conditions prevail.

If a Senator is for a public option then, by definition, they are not in favor of delaying the public option till conditions of a trigger are met.

It's not that difficult a concept.