>>It's over and done with. It was tied up in Congress for two years and then in the judicial system for another year and a half. The Supreme Court, the final appeal, has ruled and has upheld the legislation. Give up already and move on.
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>>Of course conservatives don't think that way. Losing graciously and finding plan B are not in their vocabulary. Compromise, even. If it's not plan A we're going to fall on the floor and kick our feet and scream bloody murder. The ceaseless battle against Roe v Wade continues and that ruling was handed down 45 years ago.
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>>>Like I said, there is both good and bad in the law. I'm against completely repealing it. Let's keep what's good and fix the rest.
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>>>>Other first world populations are able to fund healthcare for all, and the US can too. Sure there will be drama and theatrics, and eventually it will be a scandal that so much was extracted as dividends for so long or that the scolding generations voted so much benefit for themselves while refusing to pay for it, but in the end it'll be OK.
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>Of course Liberals don't think that way either. They know what is best for the American population regardless of what Americans really want. since they know better, it will be forced down your throat via political chicanery and bribery. The idiotic left, including the progressives, need a real wake up call. BTW, it's not over with the healthcare bill, not by a longshot. The courts upheld the law on shaky grounds, but there will be more attempts to get rid of this liberal boondoggle.

I honestly, sincerely do not view it as a liberal boondoggle. It's a good thing for the proverbial "American people." We are finally joining the rest of the civilized world with a respectable health care system.

IMO it is over with the healthcare bill, even if you don't want to admit it.

Have a good weekend.