I'm sure many of us saw John Boehner declaring last night that the Health Care Bill is "Armageddon" and will "ruin our country." Let's pretend that we believe Republicans really do give a rat's patootie about "sound fiscal policy," that they're "smarter" about those things than bleeding-heart liberals (like me.:)) Apparently Wall Street doesn't realize the horror of the situation either, and isn't as smart as John Boehner, as instead of reacting as if it's all over for America, today is a "ho-hum" and slightly positive day on the stock market - see "Wall Street Feeling Healthy as Reform Passes" per Yahoo Finance's headline (http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Stocks-rise-as-healthcare-cbsmtop-1725716082.html?x=0&sec=topStor
ies&pos=main&asset=&ccode=) - health care stocks have risen, with some ups (Aetna) and downs (Wellpoint) for insurers, i.e. no major calamity, just like any other day. So, looks like Armageddon will have to wait.