Obamacare politcs poll....did this SCOTUS ruling cause a shift?

So the battle line is drawn after this SCOTUS ruling on Obamacare. No doubt this will be at least a major campaign issue if not the central point the entire presidential election with the whole election revolving around it.

Romney is the Lock for the Republican nomination and Obama is the Lock for the Democratic nomination even though neither are the "Official" candidates until after the conventions.

It's going to boil down to "Obamacare vs Repeal".
If Obama gets re-elected?...then we can count on Obamacare being implemented virtually as it stands. Even if a majority of Republicans take over both houses it will be very difficult if not impossible to repeal with a Pro-Obamacare President.

If Romney wins? He can issue executive orders immediately to wound it deeply, but it will still be up to congress to drive the stake through it's heart. That will only happen with a majority congress that is anti-Obamacare and that will mean a Republican Majority in both houses and may even require some Democrats signing on to kill the Act and a president who is willing to kill it.


You really have to assume that the only viable vote against Obamacare is now going to be Romney, he'll be forced into repealing it, even if he wasn't fully in favor of doing so prior to this SCOTUS decision, he will be forced into doing it now, it'll be central to his campaign and it could not be avoided or danced around.

For you "third party" and Ron Paul supporters, has this made you decide to vote for Romney to kill Obamacare or to vote for Obama to save Obamacare?
It's well known that I regularly trash Ron Paul and his supporters so I am certainly not biased in a positive manner concerning anything RP, but I think we all could safely say that Ron Paul is not only dead against Obamacare but would consider it being repealed a very important goal of any President. Even if he would likely be hampered in doing so himself due to his rigid ideology, I do not think anyone could say he is anti-repeal.

Soooo....has this ruling changed anyones position as to who they will vote for come this November?

Oh I'm sorry, you must be one of them ubersmartards that knows that nothing matters and up is down etc etc...President Daffy would really change things for the better I'm sure.

How about THIS concept...I'll form it along the lines you fringe voters seem to resonate with...

Anyone running against the best chance to repeal Obamacare is guilty of TREASON if they do not drop out of the race within 48 hours from now.

Ron Paul is still getting my vote. I settled last election just to keep Obongo out of office. Not a day has gone by where I haven't regretted it.

So you regret voting against Obama in the last election?

im not voting for the marxist and romney wouldnt know what a principle was if it hit him in the face

what was glenn becks slogan for romney

at least he isnt a communist

i cant take this anymore

too depressed to even bother with punctuation at this point

its all just a bridge too far for me now

this a bit from something i wrote back in may

[link to line-in-the-sand.blogspot.com]

the bridge for that correction does not cross a river of accepting the loss of our most sacred freedoms generational government imposed debt and end-stage moral decay

that bridge leads to perdition and that is not a road I am going to travel any more

im voting other

How many more American lives would have been lost in the middle east if McCain won? Syria, Iran, Libya, Egypt.

How much higher would the debt had risen fighting all these useless battles?

How much would oil be with all the conflict in the the middle east?

He'd put the War Prisoners in 5 star hotels because he hates how he was treated as a POW.

At least we would have the keystone pipeline....

I regret not voting Ron Paul last time too. Go with your beliefs not with the crowd.

I think Roberts was crazy like a fox.

He just woke the sleeping giant.

He called it a tax.

You should remove that Muscle car from your Avitard and go put on a dress and get your nails done before your mangina gets even more distressed.

Waaaah I'm so sad...I can't even puncuate...and yet... it seems you're having a massive period right now.

So the battle line is drawn after this SCOTUS ruling on Obamacare. No doubt this will be at least a major campaign issue if not the central point the entire presidential election with the whole election revolving around it.

Romney is the Lock for the Republican nomination and Obama is the Lock for the Democratic nomination even though neither are the "Official" candidates until after the conventions.

It's going to boil down to "Obamacare vs Repeal".
If Obama gets re-elected?...then we can count on Obamacare being implemented virtually as it stands. Even if a majority of Republicans take over both houses it will be very difficult if not impossible to repeal with a Pro-Obamacare President.

If Romney wins? He can issue executive orders immediately to wound it deeply, but it will still be up to congress to drive the stake through it's heart. That will only happen with a majority congress that is anti-Obamacare and that will mean a Republican Majority in both houses and may even require some Democrats signing on to kill the Act and a president who is willing to kill it.


You really have to assume that the only viable vote against Obamacare is now going to be Romney, he'll be forced into repealing it, even if he wasn't fully in favor of doing so prior to this SCOTUS decision, he will be forced into doing it now, it'll be central to his campaign and it could not be avoided or danced around.

For you "third party" and Ron Paul supporters, has this made you decide to vote for Romney to kill Obamacare or to vote for Obama to save Obamacare?
It's well known that I regularly trash Ron Paul and his supporters so I am certainly not biased in a positive manner concerning anything RP, but I think we all could safely say that Ron Paul is not only dead against Obamacare but would consider it being repealed a very important goal of any President. Even if he would likely be hampered in doing so himself due to his rigid ideology, I do not think anyone could say he is anti-repeal.

Soooo....has this ruling changed anyones position as to who they will vote for come this November?

And how many Obama free healthcare retards just woke up?