In the end, health care reform may come down to a question of trust: does the House of Representatives trust the United States Senate enough? Yes, majorities in both chambers are  comprised of Democrats, but that is far from sufficient. We?re talking about political careers here. We?re talking about overcoming the animosity said to exist [...]
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