It's thousands of pages and could cost more than a trillion dollars. A final health care bill could reach President Obama's desk as early as January.
 

Proposed legislation allows for the possibility of criminal charges and jail time if folks aren't covered.
 

One topic of disagreement among lawmakers and their health care vote is the public option, government run health care. The main fear, opponents say, is

Marcia of Brazil, Ind. asked "How do you propose to really reform health care?"

Landon of Farmerburg, Ind. asked "Where is it in the United States Constitution that the federal government... can penalize somebody for not choosing to have

Gretchen of Brazil, Ind. asked "I couldn't afford heath insurance while I was employed. How am I supposed to afford it now?"

Bob of Terre Haute, Ind. asked "May we the people then become part of the health program that the members of Congress are now enjoying?"

Barry of Terre Haute, Ind. asked "Why is our industry singled out year after year for Medicare reimbursement reductions?"

Landon of Famersburg, Ind. asked "How can it be where you have freedom of choice of reign of doctor without a government interference?"

Landon of Farmersburg, Ind. asked "How do you answer for all the millions of people... that have rallied at tea parties across the nation?"

Toni of Brazil, Ind. asked "If this bill is so good, why is there such a rush to vote for it?"

The Senate health care bill proposal was unveiled Wednesday.