For once, I agree with Rush Limbaugh:

[Theophylact]

Add Rush Limbaugh to the growing list of conservatives who are completely shocked by Team Romney’s latest move to defend itself by touting Mitt Romney’s Massachusetts health care law.

Limbaugh was literally left sputtering as he contemplated the Romney response.

Limbaugh’s criticism came just hours after political observers of all stripes were stopped dead in their tracks by Team Romney’s defense against a Democratic super PAC ad that all but accuses Romney of facilitating a woman’s death after Bain Capital shut down the steel mill her husband worked at, thereby denying the family of health insurance.

In two separate appearances on Fox News, Romney spokesperson Andrea Saul dismissed the ad and said that under Romney’s Massachusetts health care law — which Romney has repeatedly promised to strip away from the country as a whole if he’s elected president — the woman would still have insurance.

Conservatives went nuts, including Limbaugh.


“Andrea Saul’s appearance on Fox was a potential gold mine for Obama supporters,” he said. “They can say, ‘Romneycare was the basis for our health care.’”

I don’t know the people at the Romney campaign but I’m gonna tell you…your candidate is accused of killing a woman because … this isn’t about health insurance! They’re out there saying that your guy killed this woman! and your answer is well she’d of had health insurance if she lived in Massachusetts.

Talk about tone deaf. Frankly, I think the ad is unfair. But the Romnoid response is idiotic.

[sharder8]

I can't believe you wasted your time listening to him Theo . . .

Then again, I can't believe I read your post, when you clearly mentioned his name in the titile.




Harder

[Theophylact]

I can't believe you wasted your time listening to him Theo . . .

Harder

I didn't listen. I read the transcript.

I don't listen to political commentators or politicians. Haven't listened to a presidential speech since Nixon's resignation.

[Chuckiechan]

I'm glad to see you've groan...

[Epidemic]

It is absolutely fine for states to have their own affordable care act.

More power to them. When they become so fabulously successful then the rest of the states will of course follow.