Former presidential candidate Mitt Romney said the "broken promise" to the American people about keeping their health insurance plans is President Barack Obama's "real problem" with Obamacare -- an issue that has put "the whole foundation of his second term...in jeopardy."
The former Republican governor of Massachusetts, appearing with his wife, Ann Romney, said on "CBS This Morning," "The real problem with the president's plan is not just the rollout. That's implementation and glitches of various kinds. It should have been done better but it wasn't, but the real problem is...dishonesty. That's what's really striking."
"Ultimately, people know the systems are going to work, they're frustrated they're not working, but when the systems are working, people will still lose -- and already have -- millions of people losing their insurance they were promised they would not. They're being asked to buy policies they don't want at prices they can't afford."Read the rest of the story HERE.
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3 comments:
This was a great interview the other day. Glad Mitt said Obama was dishonest, no two ways about it. You can only imagine how frustrated he is that he is not there to do the things that need doing.
-Martha
Perhaps he should have said Obama was dishonest when it counted.
I knew that was coming from you, RW. I get it that you and others think he was not tough enough. Could he have been nastier? Yes, of course. But I don't think it would have changed anything, and in fact it probably would have made things worse. And I also think he did call out the pres when he was dishonest.
-Martha
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