When it was conservatives who coined "Obamacare" to tie Obama personally to it. (And, boy, do Republicans hate them some Obama...)

They did it as a slur, but ironically that will come back to haunt them, and actually seal Obama's legacy

I'm quoting from memory, so this might not be 100 percent accurate. "I'll tell you one thing, once it's working and people like it, the Republicans won't call it Obamacare anymore."

It was always, and still officially is, Affordable Care Act.
It was refferred to as Obamacare by the GOP since the word 'Obama' is a RW trigger word that ralleys their base to a frenzied hate.
Kinda backfired, I think.

Tony the Excitable. His kingdom will consist of the provinces Hyperbole, Angst, Outrage, and the twin provinces of Fear and Loathing.

Now it all makes sense!!

butter is butter and not margarine. As soon as someone labels margarine butter then we go down the slippery slope to Rick Santorum marrying a dog. You don't want to see that. I don't want to see that. I do, like butter, though. I like it a lot.

(probably at the behest of Frank Luntz) and now having that term in currency as the favorability of the Act grows.

It's as though they would have called Social Security "Franklin Delano Roosevelt Social Security" or some such. The Republicans wanted to sink it, but know their worse fears are now realized: it's popular and popularly known by name as part of Obama's legacy. That's precisely what they didn't want, and due to their own intemperance, that's exactly what they got.

Now I'm waiting for Fox to talk about The Affordable Health Care Act, along with the "Democrat Party," "homicide bombers," and all the other travesties of language they have promoted.

Va fangul!

and he's a run of the mill idiot lawyer. I've got to say, I do like his poison pen ramblings, but they have nothing to do with being a judge or lawyer.