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**inofindy** · 02-04-2012, 01:55 AM

did not invent it. the majority of the citizens of Mass and its legislature passed it. I guess he could have vetoed it, but how is that going along with the will of the people he represented? He was governor of a liberal democrat state, they voted for state run medical care. To put it all on him is ignoring the facts.

I would have vetoed it, with no hesitation.

You don't go against your foundational principles, for the "will of the people".

This casts a big question mark on a presidency, as far as I am concerned.

02-04-2012, 01:55 AM	#13
inofindy Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 473 Senior Member	did not invent it. the majority of the citizens of Mass and its legislature passed it. I guess he could have vetoed it, but how is that going along with the will of the people he represented? He was governor of a liberal democrat state, they voted for state run medical care. To put it all on him is ignoring the facts. I would have vetoed it, with no hesitation. You don't go against your foundational principles, for the "will of the people". This casts a big question mark on a presidency, as far as I am concerned.
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