[Jim Noble]

I was unaware there were any “popular parts” to the Obamacare bill. I was of the impression the whole damned thing was to be repealed, reversed, eliminated, assassinated, wiped out, creamed, desecrated, whatever out of existance.

I don't understand the strategy

Yes, but that's because you don't understand how the Republicans have helped to create the situation we are in.

What Cantor means by "the parts that are popular" is, "the parts where we get to spend other people's money". The parts he is willing to do away with are the parts where the money is raised to pay for the benefits he wants to keep.

Ever since prop 13 started the whole corrupt tax cuts without spending cuts GOP game, the Republicans have been willing participants in a dance with the Democrats, and the only losers have been the shrinking productive sector.

OF COURSE Cantor won't repeal the whole bill. He'll keep the benefits, and cut the taxes.

[trappedincanuckistan]

You don’t understand the strategy because you don’t share common goals. Cantor’s goal is to grow government. Period.

[rockinqsranch]

So then you are saying that when we the people sent the message Nov. 2nd to our government, to the GOP that enough is enough, and we said reverse that damned healthcare bill, that Cantor is telling us now that he won't do it, because he wants to keep some of a bill we told him we wanted no part of.

Wondering if Cantor is hearing impaired, and needs us to speak a little slower, more distinctly, and perhaps an octave or two louder.

WE......CAN......DO.....THAT.