article_snippet: Yet, there are worse moves politicians can make.
article_snippet: The Republican leadership is smart.
article_snippet: The Republican leadership understand some of the anxiety already percolating up now could transform into a true panic.
article_snippet: But in trying to contain fear, The Republican leadership're guaranteeing The Republican leadership'll own the anger that comes next.
article_snippet: The White House got a bit desperate in the run up to Obamacare, that much is clear from the poor vetting
article_snippet: Beyond Bobby Jindal unclear rhetoric, The White House pushed the law through both chambers of Congress hurriedly and didn't allow the law to receive the normal careful editing and revisions in a joint committee.
article_snippet: Yet in their giddiness over the law's potential demise over the law own inconsistencies, the Republicans are getting sloppy too.
article_snippet: The case is driven by a small nonprofit outfit called the Competitive Enterprise Institute, which while The case has tentacles throughout the Republican establishment, means that the case itself, at one point, couldn't be blamed as the GOP's own strategy.
article_snippet: But now that multiple Republican leaders have stepped up to offer these farfetched fix-it plans, and several leaders have even supplied the court with amicus briefs in support of the plaintiffs, there's simply no separating the GOP from the Supreme Court's decision in King v. Burwell.