Democrats changing their tune after Brown's victory, can stopping HC reform backfire?
As the Brown supporters run amok in Massachusetts comparing yesterday's election to the battle of Lexington and Concord, Democrats in Washington are scheming. Indeed, some of the rhetoric has dramatically changed from a full blown liberal charge to a more thoughtful and amicable tone. While some have proudly declared ObamaCare deceased, I think otherwise and find this new tone troubling. Allow me to share with you why a Brown victory may have very unintended consequences. As discussed earlier, I objected to supporting Brown for the sole reason of stopping ObamaCare because I refused to believe that six months of negotiations would be flushed down the toilet. If he were just a slightly better candidate and had some semblance of Constitutional thought in him I would have gladly given my support, but as a candidate he was and still is more liberal than McCain. My main point at the time was that ObamaCare would pass as is and indeed still favor that outcome. For that to happ