Jonathan Cohn’s blog, The Treatment, has been–along with Ezra Klein’s blog and Karen Tumulty’s work here (I’m still pissed at her for leaving)–an absolutely essential source of information about health care reform. Now Cohn is closing down shop. He’ll remain at the New Republic, writing about health and other topics–and I”ll be interested in reading anything he has to say about…anything. But this is a moment to be noted and a body of work to be praised. Thanks, Jon, for illuminating a very difficult subject. Truly, journalism at its best.
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