An Echo, Not a Choice: Health Care Edition

Jesse Walker | 6.28.2012 1:26 PM

Before today the Republican Party was running against ObamaCare with a candidate who signed the pilot version of ObamaCare. Now it also gets to run against a Supreme Court decision written by a Republican appointee.

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Bam! 14 years ago

Country is over. It's all over folks. *puts on "End is Nigh" sandwich board* It's all over!
wef 14 years ago

Offering the republican party as a possible remedy for the corruption of power among the political classes is like offering holistic medicine to a mother searching for a remedy for her child's cancer. It is useless, cruel and evil.

The republican party must be destroyed.
1. John Thacker 14 years ago
  
  It matters not, because you'd get nearly the same result anyway.
  
  The American people's opinions must be changed.

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