We have a long way to go, but there are some things to be glad about. Health care is now a right. If you thought it was before, think again. Insurance companies were able to deny coverage or refuse to cover people. Soon they will not be able to do either. Are we done? Far from it.
Many of the generalizations you are now hearing or will hear from opposition to the health care reform act on the left and the right are misleading. Djou insists on opposing health care reform when he clearly lacks the background to be making that call. It should be clear by now that Djou does what the Republican leadership tells him to do.

Make no mistake about my position. The health care reform act has major flaws and we have a lot of work to do to restore America to the world's best at health care. I want the chance to do that. Hands down, you don’t have a better qualified choice among the candidates when it comes to continuing to reform health care so that our children and their children do not have to worry about access to high quality health care services when they need them. If you want intelligent, effective health care reform after the reform act, you should be voting for me.