[Servant of the Cross]

Dude, this was like Eight years ago!

[cotton1706]

It’s only haunting the moderates and their preferred candidates. It’s not haunting us.

[Responsibility2nd]

Wishful thinking on the part of the author.

Romneycare is so not an issue. Not at all.

[Michael.SF.]

The forgotten Amendment:

The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people

[circlecity]

"a new Harvard study shows that the mortality rate dropped in Massachusetts after Romney's version of Obamacare took effect in 2006."

I'm pretty sure the mortality rate was 100% both before and after Romneycare.

[cherry]

is a state wants to try such things, let them...aren't we if nothing else all for STATE'S RIGHTS????

its a far, far, far thing from the feds mandating the whole country....

[Vigilanteman]

. . . and it won'y quit haunting them until they repeal ObaMaoCare rather than just trying to "fix" it.

ObaMaoCare needs to be fixed only in the same sense of the word as "fixing" a tom cat-- total castration and neutering.

[R_Kangel]

"Romneycare Is Still Haunting Republicans..."

.... Doesn't the 10th Amendment clearly state that anything not specifically spelled out in the Constitution is supposed to be automatically deferred to the states? So doesn't healthcare therefore become a state issue and not a Federal issue?

[FlingWingFlyer]

RomneyCare, ObamaCare, the VA, Oregon,... how’s that “free healthcare” thing working out for you?

[DariusBane]

Oh, so they have proven causality statistically? I just can’t find that in the article. Must have run out of space.

[Political Junkie Too]

Romneycare, that awkward reminder that Republicans tried to expand health care first...

Really? Even though it was a decade after Hillarycare in 1993?

-PJ