Health care not so popular

Like we didn't know this. Washington Examiner:

And as for Obama, he was supposed to be king.

Maureen Dowd crowed in the first heady minutes that the warrior sage had roared from Carter drive onto the FDR highway, but the detour would be very short. Minutes later, he was on his way down again, getting his bump, but in the other direction.

According to CBS, he dropped five points since the bill's passage. Gallup gave him the lowest ratings of his entire career. Polls show between 54 and 62 percent of respondents want Republicans to try to unravel his measure.

"Go for it!" he brayed to the would-be repealers, as his supporters howled in ecstasy.

"Screw you" may work as a campaign slogan, but not when the screwees are in the majority. "Reporters are flummoxed," Mike Allen wrote on the first day of April. And this was no April Fool.