[Cowboy Bob]

We need to keep pounding away. Even some of his most hard-core supports are starting to run for cover.

[LyinLibs]

[Fresh Wind]

bubblewrapped = protected by layers of tiny flaccid gasbags (like Milbank)

[Kickass Conservative]

Obama isn’t bubble wrapped, he is Flubber.

Things bounce off him and accelerate in the opposite direction.

[Moorings]

For conservatives, this is a very good example to point out to others why liberal/progressive big government ideology is a failure.

After spending hundreds of millions of dollars, three years, and the full resources of the Fed gov, they could not even set up a website that is even somewhat functional. Even a small business on a tight budget can set up a functioning website these days. How well do you think they are going to run a complex healthcare system, where the very health and well-being of a lot of people are at stake?

The new big government system has resulted in cancelled policies, and far higher costs for a lot of people. Instead of insuring people, it has left people without any insurance. On top of this, people have far less choices when it comes to health insurance. It is an absurd system that offers ridiculous items like maternity care for men. This is big government solution in action.

Then there is the question of security or personal information. If a private insurer had been negligent in securing the data of their customers, these customers could sue that insurer. What kind of recourse do you have with this government?? Again, big government solution in action.

[ReaganGeneration2]

So, Dana, has the opposition “let it implode” enough yet? Is it okay with you if they act to oppose it yet? Oct 1 was apparently too soon for you. Is now ok?

Or should they just complain about it, like you, til the end of time, or until they allow Obama to get un-insulated and “cure the ills” (cute) of Maobamacare, since apparently he won the only election that ever mattered.

[ComputerGuy]

The only thing the staffers (who actually wrote the bill) brought to the table was their insatiable desire for control.

[Liz]

Cutler's early-on memo identified many of the problems plaguing O/care's disaster rollout: secrecy (which a court cited in kiboshing Hillarycare), the lack of qualified personnel, inability to work with hesitant states and insurers...and so on.

Yet, despite the negatives, the serial lies, reporters still insist in portraying Obama as a "loyalist" who figured that "those who helped him enact the health-care law should be the ones to implement it........."

I, for one, doubt that "loyalty" is the reason Obama persisted in the disastrous plan.

Simply b/c "those who helped him enact the health-care law should be the ones to implement it" were the ones getting a piece of the trillion dollar action.

THIS MAKES SENSE-- Obama insiders and crones needed to get paid off---if he had ditched them, they would have been screaming bloody murder.....coulda been threats that they'd even queer the deal if he cut them off.