Imagine if we pooled all of our substantial resources and instead of attacking rank and file ConservaDems who oppose health care reform either with a public option or just in general and instead focused all of our attention on the one man whose job it is to keep them in line. Do you think Harry Reid knowing that if we don't get real health care reform by the end of this year that the netroots will mobilize to make sure he loses in 2010 would motivate him to start twisting some arms as he is usually loathe to do?
I do, and I think its time that we start applying pressure on the one man who might actually have the most to say not only about whether or not we get health care reform but if we do how it will look.
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