analysts who have looked at the two plans say there are some key differences when it comes to enrollment between romney care and obama care. in massachusetts, to boil it down, the group of uninsured was smaller and the enrollment was done in stages over a longer period of time, wolf. good report. thanks very much. just ahead, congresswoman michele bachmann on obama care s failures. is she accepting secretary sebelius s apology today? also obama care in the crossfire. our special coverage continues right at the bottom of the hour with newt gingrich on the right and van jones on the left. uncer] this store knows how to handle a saturday crowd. [ male announcer ] the parking lot helps by letting us know who s coming. the carts keep everyone on the right track. the power tools introduce themselves. all the bits and bulbs keep themselves stocked. and the doors even handle the checkout so we can work on that thing that s stuck in the thing. [ female announcer ] today, cisco is connec
brian todd is here, he s been taking a comparison of both of these programs. what are you seeing? wolf, the comparisons are not straightforward. because when you look at the president s plan, much of that vfs projections for the future. so they re unclear. we did look at some things you can measure in massachusetts, including cost to the consumer and the access patients get to doctors. president obama again using massachusetts as the model for his health care law. like under romney care, he contends, many more people will be covered. but a top critic of the president s plan worries about another unfavorable comparison to what happened in massachusetts. about 70% of primary care doctors at the time, before romney care, were accepting new patients. that has dropped down to 50%. and we re going to see the same problem nation-wide as obama care rolls out. that s because doctors get reimbursed less as more patients enroll. an expert who helped craft romney s and obama s plans says t