My scorecard for tonight's debate.

[Hoyt]

28. Is it honest to say, "a lot of people -- rightly or wrongly -- don't want it now, and don't want it

crammed down their throats."

I'm fine with it, and think some others might be once they see what it is going to cost me and others directly; what subsidies are available for the less well off; can you really get a plan enacted with no copays, deductibles, dental insurance; etc.; what about people who still don't want it as only choice available, but might give it a try as a choice from several once all details are laid out; etc.

But, "it'll cost less than we pay now in total," ain't cutting it. And, MFA is a loser in General Election and puts us farther away from much needed significant improvements in our health care system.

In 1982, I was for Medicaid-for-All in Georgia. So, I believe it might just work, although not was well as some folks think. Problem is, lots of people won't believe it will be better.