Congratulations Chris Matthews for holding the level playing field on health care*. Not to mention how careful polls are used.
* Robert Reich argues for the public plan in this second link, but Matthews more than tips the field away from "member(s) of the media" asking questions toward being "get done". Public concern does not mean opposition to addressing them with a public plan. More people (79%-84%) are concerned with the quality, cost, choice and the deficit than support a public plan, but that makes them concerned not overriding or "right wingers" of the 76% for a public plan. They also support President Obama more than 2 to 1 over Republicans on health care reform. In fact no specific plan is associated with either the public's concerns or the president's approval over health care reform.
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