[RitaOK]

This was a CNN interview shown today on Wolf Blitzer’s afternoon program. Check out CNN, his show and note that the reporter was an older reporter whose name escapes me but it was not Blitzer.

This reporter guy could not GET Romney to say he would repeal Obamacare. He could not GET Romney to say how long Obamacare would be allowed to stand while the “longer term plan” was put together.

Romney is outrageous. He did say effectively that “we will work on these questions this week”.

The Establishment has no real objection to this Obamacare business in general, but for the tweek-out of the individual mandate (or fine), and the perhaps, just perhaps, the religious liberty impact certainly ongoing against all Catholic hospitals, schools, and all other Catholic institutions and ministries.

[tsowellfan]

I have noticed that since we got into the month of June many politicians have lessened their remarks on ObamaCare knowing that a decision is due out soon (this coming monday to be exact).

Do you think maybe they are keeping the powder dry knowing a decision on ObamaCare is coming out monday by the USSC and have no idea what the other side may do in response to whatever that decision is?

At this point we don’t know if ObamaCare will exist 6 days from now.

So, again... do you think that maybe they are keeping their powder dry?

How does Romney know if he will even have to repeal ObamaCare if it may not be around 6 days from now?

[Jane Long]

I searched for it (at CNN...yiccchh), but couldn't find it. What I did find was that Marco Polo Rubio is now backing off of his "Dream Act" legislation because the pResident stole his thunder. No doubt Rubio's phone has been ringing off the wall, too. Mcromeny had been attaching himself to Rubio's ridiculous plan, so I wonder what he'll (McRomeny) do for an "immigration" plan, now.

The GOPe seems flummoxed by Bamster's move. If they'd just stand up for (existing immigration) laws, it could be a slam dunk. That's asking too much, I guess.