Go Ahead, Jump

Here’s Glenn Nye’s campaign website on health care before the election:

The American health care system offers the best care available in the world, the best trained doctors and highest quality technology. We must make that system accessible and affordable so all Americans can enjoy good medical care. We need to ensure that all Americans can see a doctor when needed – both when they are sick and for preventive care that keeps people healthy in the first place. By providing coverage for the 47 million uninsured Americans, we can bring down costs, preserve choice, and maintain the best system in the world.

That was Glenn Nye’s stated position on health care reform before the 2008 election, after the 2008 election, and right up until we quoted it in this post on September 5, 2009.

Here’s Glenn Nye’s position on health care reform yesterday, when the long-promised health care legislation that will make the health care system accessible and affordable, ensure that all Americans can see a doctor when needed, provide coverage for uninsured Americans, bring down costs, preserve choice, and maintain the “best system in the world” finally came up for a vote:

U.S. Rep. Glenn Nye, D-2nd District, which includes Virginia Beach and part of Norfolk, announced earlier Saturday that although the legislation achieves many of his goals for health care reform, he planned to vote against the bill because it doesn’t reduce long-term health care costs.

 

Here’s Glenn Nye’s campaign website this morning, after Glenn Nye voted against that important, long-promised health care legislation late last night:

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Speculation abounds that Glenn Nye will jump to the Republican party.

Hey, Glenn?

Go ahead, jump.

It will save the cost of a primary.