early marker, but it doesn t tell you enough about the entire population because the last six weeks of enrollment isn t included at all. dr. ezekiel emanuel, and i think a fair grader. i m actually known as a tough grader. okay, that s good. secretary sebelius will be happy to know that. the right attacks jeb bush over a comment he made over immigration being an act of love. said it in an artful way. the key for him now is not to make this kerr fluffal into a bigger mistake because he s going to be hit about this. if he becomes a candidate, this will be tossed back at him. the political mistake of showing compassion, next.
say, wow, i still have my insurance, my employer is still providing it, does it brings the reality to them that at least in the short term, everything is going to be the same, and if anything, friends or neighbors or children have a way of getting insurance, and they have a kind of peace of mind that if something, god forbid happened, they would have the exchange, they would have a safety net for them. i think you are right, chris, that that is one of the unheralded points of the end of the open enrollment period. no big thing went wrong at the end. and the health system is still functioning and i m still getting care more or less how i did it before. kathleen sebelius has stepped down. you re a professor, you have occasion to do grading. if you had to give a grade to the first, you know, october no, i m serious. october through march of obamacare implementation, what grade, professor emanuel, do you give them? i think it s between a b and a b plus. look, the opening two months