If any one person could take credit for getting Obamacare passed, it would be Harry Reid.
The Senate minority leader, who announced Friday he’s retiring at the end of next year, steered the most sweeping health reform since Medicare and Medicaid through turbulent, divisive negotiations and managed to hand President Obama the domestic law his presidency will perhaps best be known for.
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