Heritage Action, Freedomworks and Americans for Prosperity — three of the biggest groups that Republicans will need to help them whip their right flank into voting for this thing — have all come out hard against it. Avik Roy and Michael Cannon, two of the leading opponents of Obamacare in the policy community, have both panned it. You’re not exactly seeing enthusiastic cheers from the journalists who opposed Affordable Care Act, of which I am one. See? This is me, emphatically not cheering. If such a thing is possible, I am actively failing to cheer.
Her whole piece is worth a read.
And then there are these tweets:
I’ve yet to read a single positive analysis of the House’s Obamacare bill.
— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) March 7, 2017
@charlescwcooke try going 2 a conservative source? Open up your reading habits 2 include those w/ whom u would naturally dismiss
— Carol Bannon (@MAcatholicmom) March 7, 2017
I’m the editor of National Review Online. https://t.co/1RbcoCl1Bb
— Charles C. W. Cooke (@charlescwcooke) March 7, 2017









