Obamacare’s in its ‘meltdown’ phase — time for media to blame the party with zero members who voted for its passage

This is an angle we’ll be seeing more and more as we get into peak election season next year:

None of the GOP plans reportedly do enough to prevent an ObamaCare subsidy meltdown: http://t.co/R1RcwTey3v pic.twitter.com/Kv1R7Jeu9Q

— The Hill (@thehill) May 28, 2015

In other words, Republicans think Obamacare is a crappy law — and if the Supreme Court agrees on this latest challenge, it’s up to Republicans to figure out how to make the crappy law still work:

Republicans have spent months pitching ideas on how to limit the potential fallout from next month's Supreme Court decision that could wipe out ObamaCare insurance subsidies in at least 34 states.

But so far, none of their proposals are likely to stave off the massive disruption of the healthcare marketplace that would result from a ruling against the Obama administration, according to a new report by the American Academy of Actuaries.

Next year’s headlines: “Obamacare would have been awesome if Republicans would have saved it!” This is like blaming Mary Jo Kopechne for Chappaquiddick because she didn’t insist on taking the wheel before they got to the bridge.

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