country while we all watched. if there was any doubt, the president just tweeted, i am very supportive of the senate health care bill. i m joined by the editor-in-chief. this was your summation. poor people pay more for worse insurance. i find the bait-and-switch here pretty remarkable given the way the president he separated himself in the primary and the promise ts that he made. this is a really bad day in american politics. it isn t supposed to work like this. there is this line that you re hearing when you talk to republicans about this bill. got to pass it. what they promised to do was repeal and replace. they have to keep their promise. they made a promise to people and you heard it. they understood what people didn t like about oklahoma. it left a lot of people uncovered. mitch mcconnell said about 25 million people uncoveredful premiums were too high, co-pays
there is this line that you re hearing when you talk to republicans about this bill. got to pass it. what they promised to do was repeal and replace. they have to keep their promise. they made a promise to people and you heard it. they understood what people didn t like about oklahoma. it left a lot of people uncovered. mitch mcconnell said about 25 million people uncoveredful premiums were too high, co-pays too high, people ended up with insurance they couldn t afford to use. so they said they would repeal and replace obamacare something that fix these problems. this makes everyone of them worse. higher deductibles, higher premiums. higher co-pays, fewer people covered. you re supposed to be able to trust that people want to go in the direction they told you. maybe they re saying it will do more than they say.
delegates. it s a southern strategy, southern states factoring heavily. speaker gingrich talked about oklahoma, texas where the texas governor rick perry has endorsed him. its go b getting delegates and the magic number is 1144. he envisioned a delegate ballot into april and he is ahead by mid-april. a lot of people say it s pretty optimistic at that point. gregg: clearly he is optimistic. look, in addition to florida and nevada, mitt romney is looking at maine, colorado, minnesota and michigan. he is strong favorite in each of those and he won each and every one of those four years ago. what is his challenge to maintain the momentum and maybe to try to vanquish his competitors to get them to drop out at least one of them? that is tough thing to do as