[sickoflibs]

RE :”So, all these Democrats who voted for the bill, (and didn't know what was in it, obviously) are going to run as reformers of a law they put in place. Ordinarily, you might think it's an uphill battle. But with a complaint media, and so many low information voters, it's a strategy that might work. Underestimating the Democrats is like underestimating the devil himself. “

Obviously Dems are in a much worse position now then anyone imagined they would be, with the website and the cancellations going together with Obamas past promises.

The way I would phrase what you are getting at is that even though Dems own this mess they will try to go to voters and say :
‘At least we tried to fix things with this reform and get the uninsured the health care they need.. Yes we are very frustrated with the rollout but we are trying as hard as we can to fix the bugs in this so the bill helps you. We are the only adults in the room trying to make things better. On the other side the GOP is just rooting for failure and trying to break things to make our President look bad”

For the time being the GOP should avoid bringing too much attention to themselves. Keep the spotlight on Dems.

[Repealthe17thAmendment]

I guess that over the years, I have heard so many Democrat lies, and have been amazed how how easily they have been believed, that I'm not as gleeful as some are by this latest effort of the Clintons to distance themselves from problems they helped create. He's not called Slick Willie for nothing!

The best thing the GOP can do at this point is to concentrate on cutting spending and reducing the size of government. Restoring freedom to the citizens should be the underlying message of every issue.