ErictheRight:

and a denial that about 50% of the population (not just cons) does NOT like the public option. Being against the public option is not "acting like a con", it's acting quite normal.

Yes, McDonnell's body of political work, where his politics can be fairly compared, rather than hearsay (and lies) regarding a thesis, which is what I guess you were using as a crutch.

You could actually Google this, instead of just crossing your fingers, while hoping your lies will stand.

Americans divide about evenly on the reform plan and Obama's handling of health care alike – neither better nor worse for him since summer. But 57 percent support one of the plan's most contentious elements, a government-sponsored insurance option, and that soars to 76 percent if it's limited to those who can't get affordable private insurance.

Indeed, Americans by 51-37 percent in this latest ABC News/Washington Post poll say they'd rather see a plan pass Congress without Republican support, if it includes a public option based on affordability, than with Republican backing but no such element.
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That's just one (and it's from mid/late Oct). Show me where support has diminished since then.

Eric, you LIE. ABOUT. EVERYTHING.