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As Congress enters a critical phase of the health care debate, key participants in Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger's push for health care reform two years ago weigh in on what went wrong in Sacramento

In an effort to reduce costs a couple of years ago, Sacramento County officials cut a health insurance subsidy to county workers who retired after June 1, 2007.

Health reform in the United States and in California has been a subject of major debate recently. While some have cautiously accepted the new health care reform proposals, many have rejected it outright by saying it will increase the financial burden for tax payers.

As a part of the plan to fix the $42 billion budget deficit, the California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger is urging the legislature to back his proposed cuts to the three largest areas of the state's budget - prisons, education, and health care.

President Barack Obama's job approval rating has slipped since the spring among California voters, but he gets good marks for his handling of the economy and his plans to overhaul the nation's health care system.

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