MAJOR CONGRESSIONAL REFORMS DEMAND BIPARTISAN SUPPORT -- BY FRED BARNES, The Wall Street Journal

For decades, a rule of thumb in Washington has said that there should be popular support and a bipartisan majority before approving an initiative that significantly affects tens of millions of Americans. Health-care reform—ObamaCare—has neither, yet Democrats want to impose it anyway. If they succeed, the consequences could be devastating for the country and probably

ObamaCare would be an exception to the historical rule of large social legislation.

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