Dick Morris and Eileen McGann explain how health care reform, so called, might play out in defeat.

Dick Morris discusses the deals with the AMA and AARP that made PelosiCare possible.

* The AARP got a financial windfall in return for its support of the healthcare bill. Over the past decade, the AARP has morphed from an advocacy group to an insurance company (through its subsidiary company). It is one of the main suppliers of Medi-gap insurance, a high-cost, privately purchased coverage that picks up where Medicare leaves off. But President Bush-43 passed the Medicare Advantage program, which offered a subsidized, lower-cost alternative to Medi-gap. Under Medicare Advantage, the elderly get all the extra coverage they need plus coordinated, well-managed care, usually by the same physician. So more than 10 million seniors went with Medicare Advantage, cutting into AARP Medi-gap revenues.

Wake up call

Dick Morris and Eileen McGann: Republican Bob McDonnell's victory in Virginia, a swing state that Obama carried last year, demonstrates that marginal Democratic Congressmen cannot survive Obamacare. A vote in favor of Obamacare is a career-ending vote.