A 'This Week' EXCLUSIVE: Feinstein, Chambliss, McGovern, and Keane

Ask Chambliss why he was a draft dodger and lied about Cleland's war wounds.

I can't imagine why Saxbe Chambliss would be invited anywhere, let alone to be a talking head on "This Week," a usually credable show. From his campaign against Max Cleland we know how Chambliss thinks, ergo, why would we want to hear anything he has to say?

Why in the world is George Will a weekly featured guest? The man is so far out there in la-la land that he has NO clue how normal people live. He and Cokie Roberts are jokes.

Do we really want to leave the women and children to the tender mercies of the Taliban? What kind of callous people have we become?

The reason I (and my large family) watch "This Week" IS because of George Will and the sometimes on Roberts. Both are very level-headed, intelligent and grounded in reality.

Thanks ABC for having the best news talk show on Sunday! (Though I will have to say that George Stephanopoulos does on occasion let his liberal leanings show from time to time. When this happens, all I think of is his admission that he openly wept after Obama was elected...)

THANK YOU FOR INTRODUCING US TO INFORMED GUESTS EACH WEEK. I ENJOY THE BANTER AND THE IDEAS. I ESPECIALLY ENJOYED LISTENING THIS MORNING TO THE SENATOR FROM GEORGIA. THE CONVERSATION WAS INFORMATIVE AND CIVIL W/O THE ANGER.

WE OUT A PUBLIC OPTION IN THE HEALTH CARE BILL THIS NOT A REFORM FOR THE PEOPLE!

WE THE PEOPLE ARE FORGOTTEN ONCE AGAIN!!!!!!!
THIS IS THE PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPAINES BIG WIN ONLY!!

WITH OUT PUBLIC OPTION THE AMERICA PEOPLE WILL LOOSE THE BATTLE AGAINST THE PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPAINES IS THE BOTTOM LINE THIS IS NOT CHANGE FOR THE PEOPLE

THIS IS BIG MONEY FOR THE PRIVATE INSURANCE COMPANIES ONLY!!!!!!!!!!

I HATE OUR GOVERNMENT IF THEY DONT PUT A PUBLIC OPTION IN THIS HEALTH CARE REFORM BILL!

WHY VOTE IF YOU DONT GET WHAT YOU WANT FROM YOUR GOVERNMENT?
PUBLIC OPTION PLEASE FOR THE PEOPLE!

TELL THE GOP AND THE BLUE DOGS TO JUMP IN THE LAKE AND ANYBODY ELSE THAT GET IN THE WAY OF A PUBLIC OPTION IN HEALTH CARE REFORM BILL! "WE NEED PUBLIC OPTION"!
"WE WANT PUBLIC OPTION"!....
"DO PUBLIC OPTION HOUSE AND CONGRESS"! IS THE ONLY WAY TO GO FOR THE PEOPLE!

Love your show, however can't figure out Donna Brazile. Is she a direct spokesman for the Obama administration? Can't remember her criticizing anything our president has ever done. Can’t say I generally agree with Arianna Huffington, however, she holds true to her political philosophy and respect her for that as does George and Cokie. Hate the republican talking pointers as well. Several weeks ago Rob Gibbs was on your show. He did not answer one question asked. Does he understand how that affects independents like myself?

Mr. Will is obviously among those who is wealthy enough and well insured enough to be above the fray when it comes to the daily war on premium payers and potential premium payers in this country. We have obviously become a means of production, and the client has shifted to share holders, fund mangers, or someone else. Not us.

And while I often disagree with Ms Huffington, she is correct that health care reform is more akin to desegregation than some more traditional government program requiring funds that can be costed out in dollars alone.

As a retired small business owner, I can report from experience that buying health insurance for employees has always been nasty business. Even 30 years ago, rate increases were never less than two or three times the COLA. My workers had "living wage jobs" and still could not always afford to cover their families. This is not right. It broke my heart.

Now as a nonprofit board member, I pay over two times what Congress pays for the same coverage. This is not government's fault: I'm glad they can make a deal. This in the industry's fault. Small business, individuals (especially court mandated coverage) and we Medicare B and D are cash cows to these "captains of industry" (this ship of fools).

To pass a law that forces us all to have coverage that did not include an equalizer like the public option (that would give the cash cows a chance) would be a red letter happy day for the so called health care industry.

Don't be mislead by well insured people. Even Mr. Will could find himself with a pre existing condition and wonder what happened. However, it is more likely that Mrs. Will, if there is one, will be the victim of the exclusion-from-care racket.