Is it mission accomplished for ObamaCare?
. . . More than a few Obama critics have taken offense at his declaration that "the debate . . . is over." To them he sounded like a dictator commanding his subjects to cease dissent. But Obama is not a dictator, and few of his critics are likely to heed his implicit demand. What's more, it's difficult to imagine the likes of Mark Begich, Kay Hagan, Mary Landrieu and Mark Pryor successfully deploying the debate-is-over gambit in their re-election campaigns. Our guess is that the debate over whether the debate over ObamaCare is over will be over on Nov. 5.Fallon rips ObamaCare victory lap by White House
Obama's declaration might have come across as offensive, but in reality it was defensive. "The Affordable Care Act is here to stay" has been a mantra of ObamaCare apologists for months; no doubt they found it reassuring to hear the president himself repeat it. As for declaring the debate "over," that appears to be a response to a particular poll finding that has given the apologists unwarranted hope.
NRO: Krauthammer’s Take: 7.1 Million Enrollees a ‘Phony Number’ Well, duh.
Pirate's Cove: Pelosi: Obamacare Not About Insuring The Uninsured - You don't say!
National Center for Public Policy Research: Despite What President Obama and the Los Angeles Times Say, 3.1 Million Young Adults Have Not Received Coverage via Their Parents' Insurance
Breitbart Big Government: Kansas Hospital Lays Off Employees Due to Obamacare
HotAir: Lefty Con Law Scholar Admits What Pro-Lifers Already Know: HHS Mandate Leads To Forcing Companies To Provide Abortion Coverage - It's always about abortion.
Breitbart Big Government: White House Claims 7.1 Million Obamacare Enrollments, but How Many Previously Uninsured Have Paid?
National Journal: White House Masked Fears of Obamacare Collapse
Washington Free Beacon: Employers Say Obamacare Will Cost Them $5,000 More Per Employee
The DC Caller: Pelosi - Enough with Obamacare, Now Let's Kill Some Jobs!
She didn't really say it that way but that's what she'll try next.
HotAir: Axelrod: ObamaCare is totally going to change “the attitude that government can’t do anything”
Or at least it should convince the hold outs.
And this won't help: HHS Creates Another Obamacare Hardship Waiver
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