Today, I played golf with three retirees.  I had a good time, as it was my first time playing in a couple of weeks.

When they found out what I did for a living, I was asked my thoughts regarding health care reform.  Before I could even formulate an answer, all three of them were voicing their opposition to the Democratic efforts to reform health care.

I read recently that 53 percent of Americans surveyed oppose the current form of health care reform being debated in Washington.  Yet, the Democrats seem to believe that they have an overwhelming mandate to transform the health care system.

So, where is the support for health care reform coming from?  My best guess is that it eminates from the liberal, idealic youth of our country who, quite frankly, utilize very few health care services.  It is apparent that the elderly, those who are the largest users of health care services, are fearful of the potential effects that this reformation could have on their ability to access the services that they require.