WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney, who has called for scrapping President Barack Obama's 2010 U.S. healthcare law, said in remarks aired on Sunday that he likes key parts of "Obamacare" despite his party's loathing of it and wants to retain them.
Romney, who faces Obama in the November 6 election, has vowed throughout the campaign to repeal and replace the Obama healthcare law. But asked about the Obama healthcare law on NBC's "Meet the Press" program, Romney said, "Well, I'm not getting rid of all of healthcare reform."
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ReplyDeleteWhen someone shows you who they are, believe them.
Miss Violet
Kenny, look at it as un-electing Obama!
ReplyDeleteQuelle surprise!
ReplyDeleteFrom the cat who gave us the model in the first place!
gfa
Kevin - if you vote for Romney, you ARE re-electing him.
ReplyDeleteSame shit, different color.
Armedlaughing - I've been saying that all along.
Where's all the fucking critics that were all over my ass last week when I said the same thing? Huh?
ReplyDeleteAnd I have some baaaaad news for you: He ain't repealing the NDAA or Patriot Act either.
ONE IS AS BAD AS THE OTHER!!!
R may not be a muslim. Who am I kidding, it's only a suntan away.
ReplyDeleteIt aint getting any better until it collapses and we start from scratch. If the muslim wins, reboot happens a little earlier, that's all.
ReplyDeletePessimistic? Hell ya.
Let me start by saying "Fuck Obama".
ReplyDeleteNow, that said, hasn't Romney always said there were parts of the healthcare reform he agrees with? He hasn't flip-flopped as the MSM is promoting as far as I can tell.
Unfortunately it comes down to voting for the lesser of 2 evils. Different from any recent election, how?
Not saying I like it that way. Just sayin'.