Health care was supposed to be Mitt Romney’s Achilles’ heel: The state overhaul he championed as governor of Massachusetts is so similar to the sweeping federal law conservatives deride as “Obamacare” that it was once widely regarded as a big enough liability to doom his presidential chances.

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Mitt Romney announced a new team of health care advisers on Friday in Louisiana as he ramped up his attacks on President Obama's health care reform law. Read the Article>

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Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney used the second anniversary of President Obama's sweeping healthcare reform legislation to blast the measure as "an unfolding disaster for the American economy."

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Mitt Romney does not brag about it much these days, but almost six years since he signed healthcare reform into law as governor of Massachusetts, his plan to require residents to buy health insurance has largely been a success. Read the Article>

As the GOP presidential primary has been essentially winnowed to a two-man race, Rick Santorum has ramped up his rhetoric against Mitt Romney on the issue of health care. Read the Article>

Now here's a tag team for the ages: Richard Nixon, Mitt Romney, Barack Obama. The arc of history joins all three in the cause of universal health care, a goal promoted by Nixon four decades ago and advanced in laws enacted by Romney and Obama in turn. So where are the high fives between the president and the former Massachusetts governor?

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If the law that Republican opponents call "Obamacare" survives, "Romneycare" will stand in the history books as a guidepost for it, hardly the first time a state has served as a laboratory for national social policy. Read the Article>

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