ObamaCare remains deeply unpopular among the American people, with some polls measuring their lowest level of support for the law ever. So, when Sen. Ted Cruz says the Republican Party’s message should be about repealing every bloody word of ObamaCare,” then it would appear the junior senator from Texas is just stating the obvious.
However, speaking at the National Conservative Student Conference hosted by Young America’s Foundation, Cruz said the GOP needs to convey a far more comprehensive message, which emphasizes repealing ObamaCare.
Sen. Ted Cruz at the National Conservative Student Conference hosted by Young America’s Foundation, July 29, 2014:
If we’re going to repeal ObamaCare, and I’m convinced we’re going to, it’s going to come from y’all. It’s going to come from the people saying this thing isn’t working, let’s start over. And I intend — let me just say, that ’14 and ’16, I think those elections should be about many, many things, they should be about freedom, they should be about jobs, they should be about growth, but they should be about repealing every bloody word of ObamaCare.
