[FredZarguna]

Yes, there are so many ways this can be destroyed, the people saying it can't be done are clearly obstructionists who don't want it to be destroyed.

First, it can be completely gutted by the order of the Secretary of Health and human services, who can direct who gets a waiver, without limitation.

Second, all but a handful of aspects of it can be repealed in a budget reconciliation.

The filibuster is a non-issue. We don't need sixty votes. That is nothing more than obstructionist sophistry.

[fwdude]

I'm not an obstructionist. I'd wager that I'm more conservative than you are.

If O-care can be destroyed without legislation, I'm all for it. I did solicit responses explaining how. That is not "obstructing."

I'm just saying that it will likely NOT be done through the legislature in the near future.