keep their jobs. now that we have the health care frame established, for more americans to have access to health care the next step is photocus on job development. therefore, i think folks on the mass transit losing dream jobs in every city. we see fares going up and services going down. the bill where above $200,000 does not subsidize transportation, employment of operations are just on the operations, my point is greta, if we focus mass transit, big step in the right direction. greta: let me focus on one city. there are so many pockets in this country that are suffering, if you don t have a job you are suffering. detroit for instance a year ago had an unemployment rate of 13.5.
i went to a hospital in oregon this week and in chicago to see people with asthmatic conditions and trying to breathe with oxygen masks greta: i don t think anyone disagrees we need health care reform. i think the dispute is two-fold. some people didn t like the process. some didn t think it was the right program and it met the needs and reflected the practical aspect of funding and jobs. i don t think anyone disagrees that we needed health care reform. i agree with you that we don t want people to suffer. first premise it is morally right. the second one is, when people lose their health care they lose their jobs often they lose their jobs they cannot afford their house they lose their home in foreclosure. the child cannot stay in school. student loan defaults. it is a factor in the job. sick people are less able to keep their jobs. now that we have the health care frame established, for more americans to have access