[xzins]

I keep hearing that “implementation” is the best strategy, but I keep thinking that’s what we were fighting against for the last 3 years.

[JediJones]

Trouble is we can’t forget the law is primarily about subsidies and handouts for the “takers.” We don’t talk about that because talking about the mandate and tax sounds more onerous. But once this is implemented, there will be a lot of takers who will be getting free health care, probably many more people that understand they will be now. So once it’s implemented, the election will be another showdown between takers and makers, and we makers don’t have a good track record of winning those.

[fortheDeclaration]

Yes, once implemented it will be virtually impossible to remove.

Delay it, expose it, dismantle it.

[RKBA Democrat]

“I keep hearing that “implementation” is the best strategy, but I keep thinking that’s what we were fighting against for the last 3 years.”

Kind of like losing badly today so you can win someday later...maybe?

No thanks. I say fight the good fight, but recognize that a delay is more time we get to beat on how horrible this POS law is.