Yes, Obama was, in the 2007-08 primary, against the mandate. There is a hard reality in DC. They are called "lobbyists."
Which is why the following is 100% accurate: Progressives and liberals have shown a clear commitment to using any feasible approach to expand insurance coverage toward their ultimate health policy goal. Conservatives have mostly shown a clear commitment to arguing against the policies of progressives and liberals in the health policy realm. There is nothing about the historical record to suggest that Conservatives will be willing to expend political capital to advance a health reform proposal...
Yes, Obama was, in the 2007-08 primary, against the mandate. There is a hard reality in DC. They are called "lobbyists."
ReplyDeleteWhich is why the following is 100% accurate:
Progressives and liberals have shown a clear commitment to using any feasible approach to expand insurance coverage toward their ultimate health policy goal. Conservatives have mostly shown a clear commitment to arguing against the policies of progressives and liberals in the health policy realm. There is nothing about the historical record to suggest that Conservatives will be willing to expend political capital to advance a health reform proposal...