Mark Levin’s EPIC monologue on Republicans being forced to defund Obamacare

Mark Levin delivered a fantastic monologue coming out of the gate today on Obamacare and the fact that Republicans have finally been forced by the American people to try and defund it.

Color me skeptical. It will prove to be an insincere, ineffective effort, designed only to save some lukewarm RINO butts.

We’re doomed. Obamacare is here to stay.

I agree.

Watch how quickly Boehner and his henchmen fold at the slightest sign of resistance from the Dems and the media.

And then Boehner will say, "Well we tried," to cover his spineless, wimpy loser ass.

Watch out. Just expressing your prediction of the probable outcome of this at the hands of feckless Republicans will open you up to accusations that you are part of the problem and wanted it to happen all along.

Look at some of the responses that my comment drew last night. Amazingly, just expressing an opinion of an unwelcome, yet expected, endgame suddenly means that I want the Democrats to do this, the Republicans to do that and any number of things that I did not say or imply. What I did say and imply was that most of the Republicans don’t have the courage or the conviction to adequately fight this battle. They’ve demonstrated it time-after-time. Many are only looking for political cover to get their sorry asses re-elected next time around.

Doesn’t matter how many times you write or call your reps, doesn’t matter that you preach to anyone who will listen, doesn’t matter how much you hate the what’s going down in the country. What matters, apparently, is if that you adopt Charlie Brown’s foolish optimism as he places the football down for Lucy to kick one more time.

As for Mr. You’re-going-down-with-the-ship, he’s in for a rude awakening. If (more likely when) the ship goes down, we’ll both be beneath the waves. The difference is, one of us won’t be surprised.

It is so bad that it could be voted out in the future with a few things left behind.

The two provisions that Democrats make fund raisers out of and political points would be the kids on plans till 26 and policies for the uninsurable.

I think Obamacare will be gone, but those other two things will remain in some form.

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