Web Wednesday: Making Health Care Reform Crystal Clear

For weeks, some people have said they don't understand what's going on with plans to reform health care in our country.
Tonight, President Barack Obama is supposed to make everything crystal clear when he speaks to the nation and congress.
A spokesperson for the White House says people will finally know where the President stands on big issues like the so-called public option - a government run health insurance.
The topic sparked heated debates at town hall meetings across the country and even on capital hill.
When things got hot in the kitchen, some have even claimed the President stepped back and let lawmakers take all the heat.
"The President is in a tough spot. Liberals in his own party are angry with him, republicans aren't buying what he's selling. And the public has heard him time and time again and they've just been confused," said CBS News Analyst John Dickerson.

Web Wednesday:

After weeks of debates and confusing information, should President Obama give up on health care reform or stay in the fight?

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