"The only way to stop it now is with a giant wave of popular opposition" -- this is little different than any other WSJ editorial I've read on health care over the past couple months, just more paranoid. Same generic talking points, coupled with an underlying tone of defeat. As a conservative response, this is pretty canned.

Interesting conservative perspective on Obama's health care speech to Congress from the WSJ editors. This editorial takes the cynical view that Obama is only pretending to reach out to the right, but in fact intends to ram through his plan with the help of his left-wing peers. This article offers little evidence to back up this speculation, which appears designed to appeal the Wall Street Journal's more conservative readers. However, the article makes some helpful points about the differences between plans proposed by the left and the right, which I found informative.

a completely negative perspective on many aspects of pres. obama's speech on a health care bill., turning what was actually said upside down. also, its' interesting to read that "the"doctors' lobby, the hospitals, big pharma, even the largest insurers have all invested enormously in government health care"., but he doesn't explain why republicans apparently do not support any of them in this, as, according to the writer, the president does.