This is a heads-up to all my readers that I am planning to write a novel. All best-selling novels contain unforgettable and quotable dialogue and mine will be no different. I already have the dialogue down pat, but I’m still working on the plot. The dialogue goes this way. First of all the protagonist will say “You can keep your doctor, period. You can keep your hospital, period. You can keep your policy, period.” I’m going to use the word “period” so emphatically because I want to stress how absolute and immutable these promises are. Then he will say, “All of this will not add one thin dime to our national debt.” I will also have an antagonist with a memorable line of dialogue: "....the fact is we had four dead Americans. Was it because of a protest or was it because some guys out for a walk one night decided to go kill some Americans? What difference at this point does it make?” Then I’m thinking perhaps we cou...