Would you really, because you couldn't get everything you want, stop this extraordinary reform? I mean, it -- it will provide, by all the experts' estimates, insurance to 30 million people who don't have it now.
Lieberman challenges critics on the left about the importance of passing health care reform despite compromises.
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