Why health-care reform won't be repealed

Ezra Klein's amusing editorial about the political problems Republicans will face if they try to repeal health care reform is too good not to share: "When Republicans talk about repealing the legislation, they keep the argument abstract. It's about freedom. About American values. About Nancy Pelosi not reading the bill. When they actually try to repeal the legislation, things are going to get concrete in a hurry. It's going to be about this child with that condition being rejected by insurers. And she's going to be adorable, and her parents are going to be tearful, and voters will be able to relate."