[johnforbes]

"Remember “Harry and Louise”? Obama did, which is why he portrayed Obamacare as simply expanding coverage to the uninsured, and improving coverage for the underinsured while leaving the already insured undisturbed.

But the redistributive arithmetic of Obamacare’s architecture could never add up, which is what the bureaucrats knew early on—as early as 2010 according to many documents that have leaked.

The wonder is that Obama’s political team didn’t see this coming and prepare a pre-emptive strategy for dealing with the inevitable exposure of the duplicity at the heart of Obamacare’s logic.

Now that people are losing their insurance and finding that they may not be able to keep their doctor after all, Obamacare has become the domestic policy equivalent of the Iraq War: a protracted fiasco that is proving fatal to a president’s credibility and approval rating.

The only thing missing is calling in FEMA to help fix this Category-5 political disaster."

[Clownkicker]

"Obamacare has become the domestic policy equivalent of the Iraq War:"-johnforbes

What idiotic, dishonest hyperbole.
When Obamacare has killed 1 1/2 million innocent people, then you can claim it's a "policy equivalent".

[BilboBagend]

I guess the little wannabe faux doesn't like the conservative think tank, Heritage Foundation, market based solution to our health care problems. He obviously has a much better plan based on his delusions.

[sillydaddy]

The Clown says: When Obamacare has killed 1 1/2 million innocent people, then you can claim it's a "policy equivalent".

They're already dead.....they just don't know it yet.

[RealJustme]

"Obamacare has become the domestic policy equivalent of the Iraq War:"-johnforbes

At least the Iraq accomplished something and has left the world safer, Obamacare is destroying millions of Americans' healthcare and causing the rest to pay more money for policies that most good hospitals and doctors won't accept. History will show Obamacare to be the biggest political disaster in America's history.