Democratic leadership is pushing around this Ezra Klein story about how the health care bill passed by the Senate incorporates all the major ideas from Republican health care proposals. Tort reform, interstate insurance, the ability for states to design their own plans, capping the employer deduction, throwing out public options in favor of a private-only solution – it’s all there.

Some of us already know that. And you can pretty well explain the unpopularity of reform among the base of the Democratic Party by relating these facts. It doesn’t exactly make any liberal too pleased, see, that a 40% majority in Congress got far more concessions from the bill than they should have possibly expected, with very few concessions – community health centers? – on the other side of the ledger. And, as Ezra noted, Republicans don’t want their ideas in a health care bill, they want no health care bill at all, so they’re not exactly going to be pleased by this document either.

So who is it for? I really have no idea.