WSJ
February 20, 2013

On Wednesday Florida Republican Rick Scott became the latest GOP Governor to volunteer to shoulder some responsibility for ObamaCare, which has liberal sages gloating about a resistance-is-futile shift in the GOP. The media don't want to discuss the substance, only the politics, so allow us to report how the flippers are justifying their flips.

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http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424...hp_mostpop_read

Well now... I'm sure if the rest of America had a talk with Jarrett like Kasich did, they would be more accepting of Obamacare.

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Well now... I'm sure if the rest of America had a talk with Jarrett like Kasich did, they would be more accepting of Obamacare.

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Mr. Kasich claims the feds are granting him the running room to reform Medicaid, on the basis of a late-night phone call from President Obama's consigliere. "I want to thank Valerie Jarrett today for being willing to work with us," he said. "Now I want to be clear to you: We don't know what the details of this are going to be yet. We don't know what the cost is going to be."

When Mr. Kasich is done counting his magic beans, he might look north to Wisconsin for a better Medicaid role model. Last week Scott Walker released an innovative reform that rejects the HHS bribe and will also test the department's putative "flexibility."

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