[MrB]

Reid will do everything he can do to keep the dems from having to take a stand on this.

[GeronL]

good.

do NOT depend on SCOTUS

[Steely Tom]

Put a hold on every bill and every appointment until this unconstitutional piece of garbage is repealed.

[Sybeck1]

Obama’s pet is being killed.

[skeeter]

Bobbsey Twins of Maine & the Boston Bimbo too?

If the GOP is all on board there has to be enough democrats ready to dump comprehensive health care, as well.

[what's up]

I'm surprised to see that Murkowski is going along with this.

Good for the GOP.

[Silentgypsy]

Is it correct that there aren’t enough Republican votes to repeal it, and, even if there were, Obumble could veto it?

[LostInBayport]

If McConnell does manage to keep all 47 Republicans together and get this to a vote, it will pass.

Manchin, McCaskill, Stabenow and Webb almost certainly will have to vote for repeal if they want even a shot at another term. Especially Manchin. And once it becomes clear that it will pass, look for even more democrats to try to curry favor with their constituents and pile on.

[TomGuy]

Vote to repeal?

The judge voided the bill. Unless the SC overturns the ruling, the bill is void.

Voting on a voided bill seems like an effort in futility.

The decision basically nullifies Obama’s first year presidency, since the bill is what he spent most of his efforts on.

[trustandobey]

Thank The Good Lord!

[struggle]

How about DEMAND PROOF OF BIRTH IN THE UNITED STATES.

If none is given, PASS LAW SAYING THAT ALL SIGNED BILLS ARE NULL AND VOID.

[Jim Robinson]

Rebellion is brewing!

[keypro]

[diverteach]

This should be hung around the neck of every demonrat up for re-election in 2012.

Surely there’s enough having seen what happened to their cohorts to makeup a veto proof majority.

[stockpirate]

What a lie, the judge did not "strike down key parts" as mentioned in this article.

here's what he said

"Because the individual mandate is unconstitutional and not severable, the entire act must be declared void. This has been a difficult decision to reach, and I am aware that it will have indeterminable implications," Vinson wrote.

[Miss_Meyet]

Since yet another judge has just declared 0bamacare unconstitutional, perhaps a few Dems will sign on as well.

[Reagan Man]

>>>>>Some names that may stand out to some are moderate Republicans Olympia Snowe and Susan Collins... and Scott Brown

Nothing moderate about those three anuses. Snowe, Collins and Brown are liberal Republicans. Brown would love to see ObamaCare go down in flames. Then he could push RomneyCare on Americans.

[Anti-Bubba182]

The Senate GOP is in a better position for this since the recent Court ruling, since any Democrat wanting to cross over could rationalize the law won't get through the courts anyway.

Nevertheless, count on Reid to do everything he can to prevent a vote.

[opentalk]

Good for DeMint, they need to be aggressive on this right now. It really is tyranny for a government to continue to push this when a majority of the states have brought a lawsuit and won.

The progressives have put this nation through h*ll for 2 years jamming this bill. Time to stop the madness.

One of the talking points expect to hear on MSM -- the approval poll numbers have gone up for Obamacare (Shepard Smith FOX is already using this.)

[Presbyterian Reporter]

For the Democrat Senators they have two choices:

1. Tell their supporters they are going to repeal ObamaCare because SCOTUS is going to kill it anyway.

2. Tell their supporters they are not going to repeal it because Obamacare is currently in the courts and therefore no need to do anything.

Either way the Democrat Senators have an excuse to keep the leftists from going ballistic.

I am not sure which is the worse choice for a Democrat.