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I missed this article from about ten days ago. Turns out Romney himself is admitting his health care plan isn’t working out. Of course, he’s blaming the Democrats:
“I don’t know what’s going to happen down the road as the Democrats get their hands [on] it,” Romney said. He then made light of the fact that Senator Edward M. Kennedy — a Massachusetts Democrat and a liberal icon — supported his plan.So much for “personal responsibility”.“I was a little concerned at the signing ceremony when Ted Kennedy showed up,” he quipped. “It’s true, we were both there.”
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