The good news is that most of the nation remains as
opposed to Obamacare today as it was three years ago, when the law was
enacted. Indeed, most polls show the public even more skeptical today—as
the Wall Street Journal reports, “public support for the law has waned and Republican opposition has held steady.” In a Wall Street Journal/NBC
News poll in July, 47 percent of respondents said the law was a bad
idea, compared to 34 percent who thought it a good one. So the prospects
for comprehensive repeal of this comprehensively bad law remain bright.
Unfortunately
most of the nation voted to reelect President Obama last November and
gave Democrats continued control of the Senate. So comprehensive repeal
isn’t in the cards now. The right course for the moment is delay.
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