…There is, of course, no limited enrollment period for any coverage, and no such thing as a new federal insurance policy named after the president.

But slap “health care reform” on a scam, says James Quiggle of the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud, and there’s a “pretty good chance you can get away with it.”

“Bogus health plans have been circulating during the downturn in the economy, and health care reform just gives them another sales hook to fleece consumers who are anxious for an affordable deal,” he said.

“There will be a lot of confusion about what health reform does and doesn’t do,” Quiggle says, “and that’s the vacuum that swindlers will try to exploit.”

Swindlers Exploit Confusion Over Health Care Law - continue reading… npr  

You have to love some of the pundits in Washington. Every single day since I signed the reform law, there’s been another poll or headline that said, “Nation still divided on health care reform.” “Polls haven’t changed yet.” Well, yeah. It just happened last week! It’s only been a week!

Can you imagine if some of these reporters were working on a farm? You’d planted some seeds and they came out the next day and they looked. “Nothing’s happened! There’s no crop! We’re gonna starve! Oh no! It’s a disaster!”

It’s been a week, folks. So before we find out if people like health care reform, we should wait to see what happens when we actually put it into place! Just a thought.

President Obama, in Portland, ME, made fun of the naysayers who have been spreading “misinformation” and “fearmongering” about the historic health care reform legislation that he signed last week. - thinkprogress  - video here