No doubt every person at the Brazos Center Wednesday night had a different opinion on health care reform and the Chet Edwards town hall meeting. Here's what a few attendees told News Three after the meeting:

"I have gone from opposing it to not understanding it, to possibly supporting it," said Carol Cole, a College Station resident.

When asked what his feelings on H.B. 3200 were going into the meeting, Roger Fay, of Bryan, said "I think they ought to can it right away." When asked how he felt about the bill after the town hall, he replied "they oughta can it right away."

"I wish he (Chet Edwards) would take a stance on the public option. He was a bit wishy washy and I would really like to know how he would vote on that," said Caitlin Collins, a College Station resident.

"I thought it took a lot of guts to come and do this. I thought he handled himself in a very professional and gentlemanly manner," said Fay.

"I felt like he knew what he wanted to say and he's very adept at receiving questions and turning it into what he wanted to say," said Tim Konderla, of Bryan.

"He's coming at it from a very pragmatic perspective and a very moderate point of view and while there was definitely emotion on both sides, he's speaking to the middle," said Collins.

"There needs to be a final bill before we have all this hullabaloo," said Cole. "Intelligent people are gonna want to know what is the final bill, I wanna read it, I wanna understand it and then put pressure on our elected representatives to vote one way or the other."

"What I leave here with is a very healthy respect of the democratic system we have here in the United States," said Konderla.