Why would the Republicans back down now? Any damage done to their reputations at this point is already done. The support of people who believe that Republicans should stay the course would also be lost if they give in before achieving their goal.
I have written before that I think many of the Republicans are afraid to stop Obamacare. This is a similarity to Democrats. Democrats prefer to show compassion for the downtrodden, poor, or other needy souls of the world. They don't want to fix the problems, and saying that they care seems to be enough. Now the Republicans prefer to say that they can't kill Obamacare because they only control the House. They believe that Obamacare will be bad for America and will kill jobs and the economy. The Republicans can use these failures when they are running for election or re-election.
This is exactly the kind of thing that creates such hatred aimed at politicians. These career politicians don't give a damn about America -- at least, not unless giving a damn helps them politically. Too many Americans just don't seem to get it. They buy all of the bull that politicians spew. Politicians believe that enough Americans are gullible and stupid and will believe all of the spin. Apparently they are correct. The key to proliferating the MessAPolitico is to simply get enough of the lower half of the IQ scale to put forth the effort to go to the polls. Before Barack Obama ran for the presidency, people that didn't have a command of the issues didn't bother voting.
The big question for the future of America is whether this trend will continue after Barack Obama has completed his last term as President. Will the future candidates motivate the huddled masses to continue voting, or will these voters just return to their caves? Another big question is how long it will take for the MessAPolitico to destroy the greatest country on Earth.
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