We talked a lot about this last week, and it was good to see Ted Cruz standing firm on it, and not letting Candy Crowley trip him up with thinly veiled Democrat talking points such as, "It's already law. Why don't you just get on board and try it?" What a question. When you have major problems in the country like job losses, soaring health premiums and bloated federal implementation costs - and you can trace it all back to one law the federal government put in place - what is the job of the U.S. senator if not to get rid of that law?
