brent bozell. this is just over two hours. my fellow defenders of liberty, let me be brief and clear. obamacare is a manifestation of the president s wooden-headed idea that health care decisions can be better made by government bureaucrats than you and me. better left to the states than to the individual. obamacare expands the organized power of the state and robs individuals and families of making decisions for themselves. obamacare is a clear and present danger. [applause] today we rededicate ourselves to defend liberty. today we pledge to stand up for liberty. to speak up for liberty. to pray for liberty. to rip up obamacare for liberty. god bless you. take a stand. [applause] thank you ken blackwell. let s do a little chat, how about it. repeal the law law. repeal the law. [chanting repeal the law ] all right. next we have got from the media research center, he what did the liberal media and lets us know what they are doing, but brent bozell brett bozell. [appla
we are not the aarp. we are the next aarp. we are the american seniors association. join us. check us out. american seniors.org. keep up the fight. go back to your hometowns. keep fighting. keep the faith. god bless. next up is a tate are the that i ve known since almost the beginning. rita grace. thank you kelly we love you. i thank god for each one of you here. i spent 15 years in the former soviet union not only smuggling bibles but smuggling medicines. it was the worst of the worst for socialized medicine. so i ve been there and i ve seen it and i ve lived it. and i want you to know we need to stand strong, be encouraged. join hands with one another. call our members of congress that are on our side, those in the tea party coalition. congresswoman michele bachmann, steve king, louie gomert is here. follow him down the road to repeal. what do we want to go down? the road to repeal. ok. where is that road? it s number one first street northeast right across from that su
pray for our country. i will lift up my nice to the hills from whence come as our help. god will always be with us. never give up. love one another. also, virginia has a great up- and-coming governor, ken cuccinelli, who was here today. get him in office. god bless you all. repeal. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2012] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] thank you, rita grace. next, it is herman cain. [applause] [applause] thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. thank you. you guys are great. you know, you were railroaded. you are right. you know, the liberals and the establishment they thought that because of a few raindrops you were going to stay home today. i was in harrisburg this morning for a speech. i was in north carolina yesterday for a speech. i was in nevada last week. i have been across this country and traveling, wanting to get here to be here with you, to deliver a message to the people in washington, d.c.
employer, that they can stay on their parents health insurance up to the age of 26. reporter: parts congressman barton wants to keep. are there portions of the law that should be kept? i think pre-existing conditions, the ability to keep your insurance and not have it revoked unless you committed fraud reporter: other republicans say scrap the whole thing. conservative activist alex cortez with defunded.org says the solution is to starve the law of money. i mean one of our only options of defunding is go after the smaller ones. continuing with health care reform won t be easy. any changes would be vetoed by the president and republicans have no chance of picking up enough seats in the midterm to override the health care veto. but republicans say because they don t have the votes doesn t mean they won t try. jim acosta, cnn, washington.
reporter: parts congressman barton wants to keep. are there portions of the lau that should be kept? i think coverage of preexisting conditions, the ability to keep your insurance and not have it revoked unless reporter: rescissions unless you committed fraud. reporter: other republicans say scrap the whole thing. conservative activist alex cortez with the group defund it.org says the solution is to starve the law of money. go after smaller provisions. we will not let kathleen sebelius implement and enforce the law. 2 won t be easy. any bill changing the lau would likely be vetoed by the president and republicans really have no chance of picking up enough seats in the midterms to override any health care veto. but republicans say just because they don t have the votes doesn t mean they won t try. jim acosta, cnn, washington. lawmakers on both sides of is this issue join us next. you see them now. republican phil gingrey and