[Alison]

...well as people read their mortgage rates before signing?

[Chuck G]

Very astute Alison.

[MUNDADOR]

It doesn't matter. No excuses are accepted.Mundador

[michele]

No.It was 2700 pages long.The public had 36 hours to review it.Remember when Obama promised 5 days?Welcome to "hope and change".~Dr. B.~

[Dr. Fuckleberry KIA GCG™]

when a country is as farfucked as this one is, change has to start somewhere. Any amount of change sparks such fear in us spoiled americans. Any disruptions to their perfect little candied lives is devastating. Try living in a country with NO health care, or better yet, why don't you try going without healthcare all together, in THIS country. i'm guessin you already have it through your employer or spouses or you wouldn't be complaining. With the jobless rate as high as it is, it would be morally irresponsible of our leaders NOT to invoke universal healthcare for everyone.

[solaryellow]

My mortgage was only 3 pages.

[Still Quazee]

At least one's mortgage rate is in the print somewhere at signing, not hidden from view until after signing the 0bamanation. "Pass the bill so you can read it" Pelosi.