Ezra Klein: "The Senate [health care] bill, we now know, costs a smidge under $850 billion during its first 10 years, cuts the deficit by $127 billion, and covers 31 million people. In the second decade, it cuts the deficit by an improbably large $650 billion. But we don't know anything else. We haven't seen the CBO's full score yet, nor do we know any of the specifics in the bill. Reid's office released the numbers before it let anyone see the language. It wants the numbers burned into the media's mind. They're the message, at least for now."