As of mid-March, 12.2 million (3.6% of our population) were enrolled in Obamacare.

How is it possible supposedly intelligent Republican congressional types let themselves be seen as such incompetent, spineless wimps by failing to work out a plan for the 4%?

When you consider the average monthly health insurance premium is $400, that means Republicans have burnt their image to the ground for less than a year’s Medicare fraud.

(Do the math: $4800/annually x 12.2mn = $58.6bn. Medicare annual fraud = $60bn.)

To make matters worse, the GOP moral high-ground that they can’t use reconciliation is built on a fraudulent Democrat legislative process that birthed O’care in the first place.

Remember, it became law only because Senate Democrats took an unrelated military housing bill passed by the House, gutted it, then inserted the Obamacare language.

Then, when Ted Kennedy died after passing that bill and sending it to the House, they lost their 60-vote majority…if the House changed its language, the bill was doomed.

The Democrat House passed the Senate bill, then a separate ‘repair’ bill and sent it to the Senate. With a 59-seat majority, they used reconciliation to pass the ‘repair’ bill.

Obama signed both the repair bill blended with the O’care bill, and the rest is history.

So the original Senate bill may not have been passed by ‘reconciliation’, but the final law is a result of reconciliation…and skullduggery…and thus can be subject to it now.

To believe or state otherwise is disingenuous, and gives credibility to an original deceit.

And now, in a final act of idiocy, three GOP Senators refuse to even support repeal of this travesty without a replacement plan…as if a repeal negates coverage immediately.

One can only marvel how idiots like these Republicans made it through a campaign, or that they’re endowed with essential hubris that makes them think they’re re-electable.

But then, we may shrug and say ‘hey, better an idiot…than a spend-crazy Democrat.’

The real tragedy is all the creativity (however deceitful) is on their side…

…and the obtuse is on our side.