[rabscuttle385]

Also from CNN: Republican Mitt Romney will talk to Larry King about his campaign to repeal health care reform legislation and will take your Facebook/Twitter questions and phone calls on "Larry King Live," 9 p.m. ET on CNN.

[Dubya-M-DeesWent2SyriaStupid!]

The dog and pony show must end.

[PMAS]

In case you missed the first 100+ speeches and don’t understand what he is doing for all of you, he is on the road to explain it to you idiots again./s

[BJClinton]

I so hope he makes a swing by Austin.

[Cheerio]

Greeted by applause from enthusiastic supporters, he said, "Today after almost a century of trying; today, after over a year of debate; today, after all the votes have been tallied, health insurance reform becomes law in the United States of America."

This Demcare bill was NOT passed because "We the People" wanted it passed - they only way the boy king can claim "after all the votes have been tallied", was because of all the bribes and payoffs done with WE THE PEOPLE'S tax payer funds.

[EdReform]

BTTT

How Apropos - Obama Signs ObamaCare On 235th Anniv. Of Henry's "Give Me Liberty, Or Give Me Death"

[angelcindy]

Hit the road jack and don’t come back!

[floriduh voter]

Air Force One ain't a freakin' golf cart.

BHO LIVES on Fantasy Island - "The plane, the plane!"

[firebrand]

Someone I know got a text message from Oblama on her cellphone. She has no idea how he got her phone number.

[yellowhammer]

Everyone please keep in mind that we can repeal this even with Obama still in the White House. How you ask? Well, if the GOP gets a devastating win in the 2010 elections, I expect that the remaining Dems in the House and Senate will be so frightened that they can be convinced to join Republicans and vote to override a veto.

IT CAN BE REVERSED IN 2011!!

[SeattleBruce]

“aims to promote it on the road”

Hmmm...if this is such an obviously good thing, why do they have to promote it? I know the answer to that...;)

[SeattleBruce]

“Also from CNN: Republican Mitt Romney will talk to Larry King about his campaign to repeal health care reform legislation and will take your Facebook/Twitter questions and phone calls on “Larry King Live,” 9 p.m. ET on CNN.”

Say whaa? Is he planning on repealing Romneycare as a prelude? Mitt is to Obamacare what Lindsey Graham is to illegal aliens. Give me a break.

[fhayek]

I sure am glad that President Obama worked so hard to make health care affordable. God bless you Mr. President!

[Lions Gate]

If this clown (obammy) is within 300 miles I’d like to be there just to heckle him.

[Diana in Wisconsin]

What Leadership! *SMIRK*

All that guy can DO is campaign! Lord, Hear Our Prayer!

[Ancient Drive]

traveling circus show

[Salvation]

Where’s the executive order that bans federal dollars for abortions?

[DHSMostWanted]

That 5 days flew by fast.

[Colonel Blimp]

This is going to be hilarious. Honestly, I hope that Emperor Bozo the Usurper stumps every single day for socialized medicine, now until November.

I know how much everyone on the Right is hurting this week, the profound sense of grief we feel for the future of our nation, and our sense of betrayal by the officials we elected to represent us.

But the debacle on Sunday was basically a matter of being overwhelmed by sheer numbers. Our GOP representatives hung tough for the most part, and gave us some inspiring moments, like Boehner’s final speech. The fact that this travesty didn’t pass last August is a credit to the Tea Partiers, the new media, and many of our elected officials.

Now, we are at war with the power-mad Left, a war we did not seek.

We are not without resources to fight this war. And one of them is the Emperor himself, who simply cannot shut up. He has been dangerously overexposed and turns people off every time he gets on the stump.

Yes, losing a political battle hurts and the danger of socialized medicine is real.

But we make a mistake by casting the Emperor and his sycophants as invincible. This is the path to defeatism, and in its way just as bad as underestimating our enemies.

If the Emperor were truly the transformative figure he claims to be, ObamaCare would have passed within the first 100 days, with bipartisan support in both houses and solid poll numbers.

If that had happened, I would agree with pessimists on the Right who are singing a dirge over the prospect of Euro-Socialism coming to America.

Still, we’re in for the political fight of our lives, no doubt about it.

The upside is that if we win, not only will ObamaCare be replaced by sensible, market-oriented reforms, but the American Left may at last be consigned to history’s dung heap.

Think I’m too optimistic? Well, in 1861, chattel slavery still had many defenders ...