Decepticon
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- Jan 11, 2012
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When Obamacare was introduced, conservatives spawned the tea party to oppose it.
Now, you're about to nominate the guy who implemented the precedent for Obamacare as your nominee for President.
So what happened to the bitter opposition to Obamacare?
Why is Romney apparently the nominee when arguably his most important legislative achievement is something you bitterly opposed and presumably still do?
Does this mean that the tea party is now ineffectual as a political movement?
Now, you're about to nominate the guy who implemented the precedent for Obamacare as your nominee for President.
So what happened to the bitter opposition to Obamacare?
Why is Romney apparently the nominee when arguably his most important legislative achievement is something you bitterly opposed and presumably still do?
Does this mean that the tea party is now ineffectual as a political movement?