Boy, voting “yes’ did wonders for Rep. Suzanne Kosmas (D., Pelosi Suicide Squad):

Congresswoman Suzanne Kosmas took some heat from callers for her health care reform vote during a telephone town hall on the issue Wednesday night.
More than 4,000 people called into the event, and many of them let her know they didn’t like her yes vote.
Most of the callers were civil.
“What did you do about tort reform?” asked one man. “I don’t see anything in the bill.”
But a few callers like this man from Port Orange didn’t hide their disgust. “How can a Congressperson that has been elected by the people just ignore the will of the people and allow their party to buy and bribe and extort votes to pass a bill that nearly 70 percent of the American public did not want?” he asked . . .
Kosmas said she understood his frustration, but he was wrong about her vote.
“First of all, I didn’t change my vote,” said Kosmas. “The bill changed. I think it’s an important distinction because when I voted no in November I voted no because I didn’t think that the bill before us was fiscally responsible or did enough to rein in costs.” . . .
Kosmas told one voter against the bill that calls to her office are running 50-50 on the issue.

Well, I’m sure the gubernatorial bid of Alex Sink and senatorial campaign of Kendrick Meek will help carry Kosmas over the top . . .