According to a story in today's Sun, Congressional leaders are still trying to figure out a way to pass health care reform -- albiet quietly.

Democrats may try and persuade House members to vote for the Senate package and then go back and fix some things later under a budget procedure that is filibuster proof. Or they may seek a scaled down package that can pass both chambers.

But after the loss of former Sen. Ted Kennedy's seat in Massachusetts to a Republican, possibly due in part to voter anger over the economy, Dems are trying to keep the negotiations low key. They'd like to appear to be working full-time on job creation.

Indeed, President Obama barely touched on the subject of health care reform in his State of the Union message. But you can read more about the President's plan and watch a video at whitehouse.gov.

Meanwhile, some medical groups, including the American College of Physicians, are urging lawmakers not to give up on reform this year.

So, what do you think? Did the Dems overreach? Or, should they keep pushing for coverage for the millions who don't have it and protections for those who do?

Associated Press file photo of the State of the Union speech