When it comes to topics as complex as health care reform, the legislative dance generally involves two steps. The first focuses on educating decision makers. It's a sincere effort to learn the facts, understand the options and identify the trade-offs. Yes, there's a political element to this phase, but there's more often a genuine desire [...]
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