Peter Suderman on Why Obamacare is Still a Liability for Democrats

Remember when Democrats were going to run on
Obamacare?

In March of 2010, just a few days before the final version of
the law passed in the House, a triumphant White House
Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer told The
New York Times that, “if and when this is passed,
Democrats will run aggressively on this.” The law would be a hit,
well-liked and broadly popular, and Democrats would use it to their
advantage.

The law passed, but the aggressive campaign never happened.
Later that year, in fact, several Democrats ran ads against the
health law. Even still, writes Reason Senior
Editor Peter Suderman, Democrats kept promising that the
pro-Obamacare campaigns were soon to come. 

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