September 27, 2013
By J. Andrew Peak
A train called Doom, headed for Deathpanelistan, is departing Fantasyland Station on Track 44 and all the rails have yet to be laid. Once the congressional circus in the caboose ends, (regarding the issue of defunding) politicians – doing what politicians do best – will adjust to the new politics of Obamacare.
On the Republican side reality will set in that, whether for bad or worse, Obamacare is here to stay – at least for the foreseeable future.
Tickets purchased, politicians on both sides will see that a recalibration of both tactics and strategy are in order. On board, the caboose will temporarily fall silent as the brakes hiss and Doom lurches forward.
Upon exiting Fantasyland, Republicans will face the most significant and consequential choice in the entire post-implementation era. Indeed this single decision will lay the foundation for the fight to come. If the past be any guide, republicans will most likely first disagree on what strategy to pursue, then start infighting, next fail to unite publicly, and ultimately be weaker and disorganized thanks to petty squabbles, personal disagreements and interpersonal rivalries.
To fix or not to fix – that is the question.
We all know there are problems with Obamacare.
So what happens next?
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On the Republican side reality will set in that, whether for bad or worse, Obamacare is here to stay – at least for the foreseeable future.
Tickets purchased, politicians on both sides will see that a recalibration of both tactics and strategy are in order. On board, the caboose will temporarily fall silent as the brakes hiss and Doom lurches forward.
Upon exiting Fantasyland, Republicans will face the most significant and consequential choice in the entire post-implementation era. Indeed this single decision will lay the foundation for the fight to come. If the past be any guide, republicans will most likely first disagree on what strategy to pursue, then start infighting, next fail to unite publicly, and ultimately be weaker and disorganized thanks to petty squabbles, personal disagreements and interpersonal rivalries.
To fix or not to fix – that is the question.
We all know there are problems with Obamacare.
So what happens next?
Read more at http://theblacksphere.net/2013/09/new-politics-obamacare-a-train-called-doom/#U9gwu9RSYW8h5YX8.99
By J. Andrew Peak
Brace yourself. It’s gonna get bumpy. Obamacare is about to be implemented.
A train called Doom, headed for Deathpanelistan, is departing Fantasyland Station on Track 44 and all the rails have yet to be laid. Once the congressional circus in the caboose ends, (regarding the issue of defunding) politicians – doing what politicians do best – will adjust to the new politics of Obamacare.
On the Republican side reality will set in that, whether for bad or worse, Obamacare is here to stay – at least for the foreseeable future.
Tickets purchased, politicians on both sides will see that a recalibration of both tactics and strategy are in order. On board, the caboose will temporarily fall silent as the brakes hiss and Doom lurches forward.
Upon exiting Fantasyland, Republicans will face the most significant and consequential choice in the entire post-implementation era. Indeed this single decision will lay the foundation for the fight to come. If the past be any guide, republicans will most likely first disagree on what strategy to pursue, then start infighting, next fail to unite publicly, and ultimately be weaker and disorganized thanks to petty squabbles, personal disagreements and interpersonal rivalries.
To fix or not to fix – that is the question.
We all know there are problems with Obamacare.
So what happens next?
Read More at:
Brace yourself. It’s gonna get bumpy. Obamacare is about to be implemented.
A train called Doom, headed for Deathpanelistan, is departing Fantasyland Station on Track 44 and all the rails have yet to be laid. Once the congressional circus in the caboose ends, (regarding the issue of defunding) politicians – doing what politicians do best – will adjust to the new politics of Obamacare.On the Republican side reality will set in that, whether for bad or worse, Obamacare is here to stay – at least for the foreseeable future.
Tickets purchased, politicians on both sides will see that a recalibration of both tactics and strategy are in order. On board, the caboose will temporarily fall silent as the brakes hiss and Doom lurches forward.
Upon exiting Fantasyland, Republicans will face the most significant and consequential choice in the entire post-implementation era. Indeed this single decision will lay the foundation for the fight to come. If the past be any guide, republicans will most likely first disagree on what strategy to pursue, then start infighting, next fail to unite publicly, and ultimately be weaker and disorganized thanks to petty squabbles, personal disagreements and interpersonal rivalries.
To fix or not to fix – that is the question.
We all know there are problems with Obamacare.
So what happens next?
Read more at http://theblacksphere.net/2013/09/new-politics-obamacare-a-train-called-doom/#U9gwu9RSYW8h5YX8.99
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