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Florida Governor's Embrace of Medicaid Money Undercuts GOP Attacks on 'Obamacare'Essential Reads Bashing “Obamacare” just isn’t what it used to be. Just over two years ago, the rallying cry against President Obama’s health care overhaul unified Republicans and hoisted the party to historic electoral gains in state capitals and in Washington. |
Democrats Embrace Once Pejorative ‘Obamacare’ TagEssential Reads As thousands of people gathered on a sweltering night outside a local high school draped with flags and bunting, the speaker talked about the president’s controversial health program. “That’s why he passed Obamacare!” she declared. |
Washington’s 100-Degree Day of Contempt, Constitutionality & the Rule of LawGwen's Take I can say quite honestly that Thursday was among the most dramatic days I’ve ever seen unfold in Washington. Understanding that I was too young to witness the Kennedy funeral or the Nixon resignation firsthand, watching the Supreme Court uphold a sweeping health care law hours before the House of Representatives voted to find an attorney general in contempt of Congress -- for the first time ever--- was riveting. |
Review of ‘Obamacare’ Puts GOP Spotlight on Romney’s Massachusetts Health Care LawOn The Radar Health care was supposed to be Mitt Romney’s Achilles’ heel: The state overhaul he championed as governor of Massachusetts is so similar to the sweeping federal law conservatives deride as “Obamacare” that it was once widely regarded as a big enough liability to doom his presidential chances. But Romney remains the overwhelming favorite in a topsy-turvy campaign in which health care has rarely been the driving issue, and he is picking up the support of prominent conservatives as he moves toward securing his party’s nomination. |
















