Michael Needham, 31 year old young gun and president of Heritage Action, out of the largest conservative “think tank” in
America, believes the stalemate
currently in the news, may drag on well
beyond Oct. 17, the day the U.S. Treasury may reach the federal borrowing
limit. He has little problem with the latest strategy to pass a temporary
debt-ceiling extension, viewing the debt-default debate as a distraction from
the battle over the future of ObamaCare funding.
While John McCain wants to lay down and play dead, in the face of ObamaCare, Ted Cruz and others have a strong ally in the
Heritage Foundation and its action committee.
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| Michael Needham |
President Obama is the one in an "untenable
position," according to Needham,
and this [Midknight Review] editor agrees.
Needham
claims that it is "totally unfair
to say,
'We're
going to give a delay of the employer mandate, but we will not give that same
delay to the individual mandate, and we're going to exempt members of
Congress.'
A united conservative party making the case, day in and day
out, about the fundamental unfairness of the way the president is implementing
this law is a winning argument," he says. And it "inspires people and
gets them on our side."
"We just spent the last three months talking about
nothing else but ObamaCare. It has been on the front page of every newspaper.
The polls show ObamaCare's more unpopular than ever. People are starting to
wake up that it isn't going to work at all," he says. "Even Jon Stewart of
'The Daily Show' is making fun of the law."
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Text from the Wall Street Journal and Midknight Review.
