Discussing health care reform legislation

I haven't really taken on the topic of health care reform legislation in my blog entries yet, because it is an immense topic of which I am no expert (when has that stopped me before, some may ask) and also because I don't feel I can be objective about it. But as the debates in the House and Senate heat up, I have come across some interesting blogs and articles which you may find informative. I welcome your discussion of the bills especially as they influence oncologists — this is not an area well covered from what I have seen yet.

"Controlling health costs could require dramatic changes for doctors and patients" (Read the article; he really does mean "dramatic.")
And a similar post on the same NEJM article from KevinMD.com, also focusing on patient sacrifice.
Will actuarial decisions ever really be made in the rationing of health care in the United States as is done in the United Kingdom?
A hospitalist's take on explaining rising health care costs, via anecdotes (we love those!)
Two rules by which to judge a health care reform bill (the highlights — it's about universal coverage and cost containment, stupid.)