This is a topic I always find myself coming back to. Does absolute truth exist? Is there something that is the wrong choice, or are right and wrong different for every person?
I ask this in light of current events surrounding the healthcare bill. Just to admit my bias, I don't support the healthcare bill, but right now some Republican senators are also taking a lot of flak because they're taking extravagant "bribes" to vote Yes on the bill. In my view, they are compromising their beliefs by taking the bribes; if they believe the healthcare bill is wrong, they should not be voting yes under any circumstances.
Part 2 of my question: if the healthcare bill fails, for whatever reason, will that mean that Obama made the wrong choice? We can argue philosophically that nothing is absolutely right or wrong, but if a decision we make crashes and burns, does that mean it was really the wrong choice in the end, or not?