Did you hear? 71% of Missouri voters rejected the individual mandate contained within the cleverly named Obamacare legislation.

Supporters of the Affordable Care Act speak out.

President Obama addresses the progress being made at implementing health reform which was signed into law last month.

President Obama travels to Cleveland, Ohio, to stump for health insurance reform.

Marcelas Owens speaks out in favor of health care reform in honor of his mother.

Senator Rockefeller clarifies the process known as reconciliation…

President Obama travels to St. Louis, Missouri to stress the importance of passing health insurance reform.

President Obama takes his fight for health insurance reform to Pennsylvania.

President Obama addresses the final steps for health reform and lays out the benefits Americans will see immediately after it passes.

Health and Human Services Secretary, Kathleen Sebelius, takes questions about healthcare reform and insurance companies.

President Obama calls for a final vote on health care reform which has passed both the House and the Senate.

The hypocrisy of Senator Judd Gregg regarding reconciliation.

Predictably, in conjunction with the flip floppery that is Representative Steve Gottwalt being for GAMC before he was against GAMC, there is his ardent defender Gary Gross.

Former Senate Parliamentarian, Robert Dove, discusses the uses and history of reconciliation in the United States Senate.

President Obama speaks about the closing of the 2010 Winter Olympics, connecting it to the larger idea of bipartisanship and its possibilities for health reform.

President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC

President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC

President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC

President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC

President Obama and Congressional leaders from both parties discuss controlling health care costs at the Blair House in Washington, DC

The President holds a news conference after meeting with House and Senate leaders from both parties at the White House.

The President meets with bipartisan House and Senate leaders to talk about solutions to the major issues facing the country, including creating new jobs and controlling the deficit.

President Obama speaks to the Senate Democratic Policy Committee Issues Conference and takes questions from senators.

The President holds a town hall in Nashua, New Hampshire. Having just come from visiting a local business, he discusses his new program to aid small business and community banks.

President Obama speaks about restoring security for middle class families after a lost decade of declining wages, eroding retirement security and escalating health care and tuition costs.