part of lowering costs and expanding coverage. it's a separate issue he's trying to tack onto this. but that separate issue is part of congressman stupak's quest for fame. with that quest for fame came scrutiny of things like his living arrangements at the c street house which is owned by the secretive religious group called the family. he did address ethics issues involves reduced rate at the house saying, quote, people are threatening ethics complaints on me. on the left, they're really stepping it up. every day from rachel maddow to the daily coast it keeps coming. does it bother me? sure. does it change my position, no. whether or not it bothers congressman stupak or changes his position, the questions about his living arrangements at c street remain open only because he won't answer them. when a congressman pays only $600 a month to live in a 12-bedroom townhouse by the