3 thoughts on “What’s in a Name?”

  1. When speaking to reporters or presenting to a group I generally use the foreshortened but inaccurate title, Affordable Care Act. It would probably be considered too partisan to refer to it as the Unaffordable Care Act.

  2. This is great. The next time I get chastised for using ObamaCare, and I will because people who favor it are really, really sensitive about calling it ObamaCare, I’ll just say that President Obama considers it his signature achievement and is flattered by it.

  3. I think Rep. Connolly has it right, you can’t have it both ways and you can’t censor something that has been universally agreed upon in Congress for use only a year ago.

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